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Tinukoy ng ulat ng University of Exeter at Earthshot Prize ang malinis na kuryente bilang pinakamalakas na tulak sa mga solusyong pangkapaligiran. Mas murang solar at wind power ang nagpapabilis sa pagbabago sa transportasyon, heating at industriya, pero hadlang pa rin ang mabagal na grid at kulang na

Malinis na kuryente, tinukoy na susi sa pag-usad ng klima

Malinis na kuryente, tinukoy na susi sa pag-usad ng klima

09.09.2026

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Malinis na kuryente, tinukoy na susi sa pag-usad ng klima

23.11.2025

Timog Korea at Bahrain pinatitibay ang pag-alis sa karbon sa COP30

At COP30, both the Republic of Korea — currently home to the world’s seventh-largest coal fleet — and Bahrain officially joined the Powering Past Coal Alliance. Korea pledged to retire 40 coal plants by 2040 and stop building new unabated ones, while Bahrain committed to never build coal power.

19.11.2025

Dungang data centre sa likod-bahay, nagpapababa ng heating bill sa £40

An Essex couple trialled a HeatHub—a mini data-centre in their garden shed with over 500 computers—to heat their home while moving from gas boiler to solar setup. Their monthly bills dropped from about £375 to just £40-£60, blending innovation with home comfort.

19.11.2025

Brewery sa UK gumagamit ng enerhiya mula sa paunang ibinuhos na tubig para sa paggawa ng beer

A brewery in the UK is turning wastewater into energy: their new system captures heat from used water to generate power for brewing. This circular approach reduces energy costs and carbon emissions, showing how sustainability and industry can brew together.

19.11.2025

Reaktor gamit lamang tubig at kuryente, nag-convert ng bateryang basura sa ultra-purong lithium

A team at Rice University has built an electrochemical reactor that turns waste battery cathodes into high-purity lithium hydroxide, using only electricity and water. It achieved ~90 % recovery over 1,000 hours with less than one-tenth the energy of traditional acid methods.

19.11.2025

Flat‑pack na manwal na washing machine, bawas sa tubig at oras para sa liblib na komunidad

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19.11.2025

Itinatag ng Brasil ang 10 bagong lupang katutubo sa gitna ng COP30

At COP30 in Belém, Brazil officially created ten new Indigenous territories, including some overlapping Amazon National Park. The move, issued via presidential decree, adds legal protection to lands of groups like the Munduruku and Guarani-Kaiowá during a summit marked by protests.

17.11.2025

Artistang lumikha ng pop-up wetland, nagpatubo ng berdeng isla sa LA

A 36-year-old artist turned a playful idea into a pop-up wetland in the LA River. By shaping river rocks into loose circles, he created a structure that trapped sediment and nurtured life. In just 10 weeks, the simple design grew into a 10-by-20-foot green island in the concrete channel.

17.11.2025

May kakayahan ang mga kabataan na tumibay laban sa digital na maling impormasyon

A recent study by developmental psychologist Ili Ma reveals that teens’ social sensitivity, curiosity, and emotional awareness—so often seen as vulnerabilities—are actually powerful assets in the fight against misinformation. Their paper provides tools for parents, schools, and policymakers to utilize these traits in building genuine digital resilience.

17.11.2025

Unti-unting bumabalik ang mga insekto-kumakain na ibon sa France matapos ang pag-ban sa neonicotinoids

A new French study finds that insect-eating bird species—like blackbirds and chaffinches—have increased by 2–3 % since the 2018 ban on neonicotinoid pesticides. The shift offers a promising signal for the recovery of biodiversity.

17.11.2025

Italiang “fruit detective,” nagluluwal ng 150 matatagal nang uri ng prutas para sa pagbabago ng klima

Isabella Dalla Ragione scours forgotten orchards and Renaissance paintings to revive 150 heirloom fruits — apples, pears, cherries, plums, peaches and more. These resilient varieties may help future-proof farming against changing climates.

17.11.2025

Mga dating kabayong kalesa ng Málaga, nagsimula ng bagong tahimik na buhay

Sixteen horses, once pulling tourist carriages in Malaga, have been rescued after the city revoked all 25 carriage‑licenses. They now live in a sanctuary in Antequera, where they receive care and recovery — a major win for animal welfare.

16.11.2025

Maaaring pigilan ng mga halaman ang biglaang “age bursts” sa iyong 40s at 60s

Recent research suggests that aging isn’t always gradual — around ages 44 and 60, people can experience sharp biological changes in metabolism, immunity, and more. A diet rich in plants — leafy greens, whole grains, and legumes — may help ease those bursts.

16.11.2025

Ibinabalik ng Santo Papa ang mga katutubong artifact sa Canada bilang tanda ng paghimok

The Vatican has handed over 62 sacred Indigenous items — including an Inuit kayak, wampum belts, war clubs, and masks — to the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops. The gesture is described as a “concrete sign of dialogue, respect and fraternity” after decades of cultural suppression.

16.11.2025

Ginawang sapilitan sa Ghana ang pagtuturo sa sariling wika sa murang paaralan

Ghana’s Education Minister, Haruna Iddrisu, has directed that local languages must now be used to teach children in kindergarten through Primary Three. The change aims to improve understanding, protect cultural identity, and lift learning outcomes.

16.11.2025

Ginamit na ilaw para i-target ang mga selula ng kanser, hindi ang malulusog

Scientists at University of Texas at Austin and University of Porto have developed a near-infrared LED treatment that uses tin-oxide nanoflakes to kill up to 92% of skin-cancer cells and 50% of colorectal-cancer cells in just 30 minutes, while healthy cells remain unaffected.