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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

24.07.2026

Mga estudyanteng Dutch gumawa ng solar ambulance para sa liblib na lugar

Students from Eindhoven University of Technology have introduced Stella Juva, a solar-powered ambulance designed to bring healthcare directly to remote communities. The prototype powers both its drive system and medical equipment with rooftop solar panels and a battery, and will begin field testing in Kenya next month.

24.07.2026

Dumami ang pugad ng loggerhead turtle sa Cabo Verde matapos ang proteksyon

A 27-year study found an 80-fold increase in loggerhead turtle nesting across three beaches on Boa Vista, Cabo Verde. Researchers link the recovery to habitat protection, anti-poaching patrols, hatcheries, long-term monitoring, and stronger community involvement, despite ongoing threats from climate change and human activity.

24.07.2026

Papayagan na ng UK ang plug-in solar para sa mga tahanan sa Agosto

From August 27, households across the UK will be able to install approved plug-in solar kits by connecting them to a standard wall socket. The new rules set technical safety limits and fulfill the government's pledge to legalize the systems before summer ends, making small-scale solar power more accessible.

24.07.2026

Sinimulan ng UN ang usapan para sa kasunduan sa karapatan ng nakatatanda

The United Nations has begun negotiations on a treaty dedicated to protecting the rights of older people as populations live longer. Led by Argentina, the talks seek to address age-based discrimination, neglect and abuse. People over 65 are expected to make up one-fifth of the world's population within 50 years.

24.07.2026

Mga bata gumagamit ng thermal camera para palamigin ang paaralan

More than 500 elementary pupils at seven schools in southeast England joined the University of Surrey's Heat-Cool program, using thermal cameras to capture images across their school grounds and help identify heat hotspots and what might cause them. Their findings showed green and water-based features were typically one to three degrees cooler than surrounding areas.

24.07.2026

Pinakamababang naitalang sunog sa Amazon noong 2025

Forest fires in Brazil's Amazon dropped to their lowest level since records began in 1985, with 3.1 million hectares burned in 2025. MapBiomas links the decline to lower deforestation, weather that limited burning and stronger local prevention, although researchers warn a possible strong El Niño could raise fire risk again.

20.07.2026

Coral reef sa baybayin ng Benin, akalaing patay na sa loob ng 60 taon, natuklasang buhay pa

Sonar and an underwater drone equipped with the National Geographic Deep Sea Camera System led researchers to a living mesophotic coral ecosystem in the Gulf of Guinea — the first confirmed on the West African continental shelf. Lead author Gérard Zinzindohoué of Benin's Institut de Recherches Halieutiques et Océanologiques published the findings in Frontiers in Marine Science.

20.07.2026

Ang mga bote ng selebrasyon sa New Orleans ay nagiging buhangin para sa nawawalang baybayin

Glass Half Full, founded by Franziska Trautmann and based in Chalmette near New Orleans, collects tens of thousands of pounds of glass weekly from Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama, crushing it into sand used to rebuild eroding marshland. Louisiana loses a football field of land every 100 minutes. Tulane researchers confirmed plants grow and wildlife survives in the recycled glass sand.

20.07.2026

Isang Dutch bubble curtain ang pumipigil ng 86% ng plastic sa ilog bago pa maabot ang dagat

The Great Bubble Barrier lays a perforated tube diagonally across a riverbed, pumping air to create a rising curtain that pushes floating and submerged plastic to a bank collector — without blocking fish or boats. Active in Amsterdam, Katwijk, Harlingen, and Vila do Conde, Portugal, the system is now expanding internationally, backed by Earthshot Prize recognition.

20.07.2026

Mga inhinyero ng Penn State ay nagpipinta ng mga health sensor nang direkta sa balat sa anumang kulay

A water-based conductive ink developed at Pennsylvania State University dries in under ten minutes, forming flexible electrodes that capture ECG, EEG, and EMG signals — even on hairy or sweaty skin. In lab tests, participants wore the painted sensors through 12 hours of daily activity. The study was published in PNAS.

20.07.2026

Nagtatayo ang Hawaiʻi ng sign language na nakaugat sa sariling katutubong wika

Started in 2024 by University of Hawaiʻi student Kekai Kaaumoana-Cummings — the first deaf person in UH Mānoa's Hawaiian Language Department — ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi Kuhi Lima develops hand signs grounded in ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi and Native Hawaiian culture, not American Sign Language, which has no cultural connection to the islands.

20.07.2026

Ipinagbawal ng EU sa malalaking kumpanya ng fashion na sirain ang mga hindi nabentang damit at sapatos

From July 19, 2026, large EU companies — those with over 250 employees and more than €50 million in annual turnover — must stop incinerating or landfilling unsold clothing, accessories, and footwear. An estimated 4–9% of unsold EU textiles are destroyed annually, generating around 5.6 million tons of CO₂. Medium-sized firms must comply from 2030.

18.07.2026

Brain implant nagpanumbalik ng paggalaw at pandama sa paralysadong lalaki matapos tatlong taong pagsubok

A "double neural bypass" developed at New York's Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research has restored hand movement and touch sensation in a man with complete tetraplegia. Over three years, Keith Thomas — paralyzed from the chest down since a 2020 diving accident — regained enough arm strength to feed himself and drink from a cup.

18.07.2026

Bagong deepfake detector, 95% tumpak sa pamamagitan ng pagsusuri ng mga ekspresyon ng mukha

Researchers have developed a deepfake detection method that reads the naturalness of facial expressions rather than searching for visual glitches. Tested on standard benchmark datasets, it achieved over 95% accuracy and caught manipulations that defeated most existing detectors.

18.07.2026

Mga siyentipiko, nag-generate ng kuryente mula sa mahalumigmig na hangin gamit ang mga basura

A flexible, paper-thin generator, built entirely from waste materials — wild sugarcane stalks, discarded cigarette filters, carbon paste from spent dry-cell batteries, table salt, and aluminum foil. One single unit generates up to 1.16 volts at 65% humidity; four units in series powered a small LED for over three hours without a capacitor.

18.07.2026

Ang dating bilangguan na isla ng Griyego, naging kanlungan ng bihirang Mediterranean monk seal

Gyaros, an Aegean island sealed off for decades as a political prison and naval firing range, has become the largest known Mediterranean monk seal colony, with around 70 adults. Between 2015 and 2023, illegal fishing by amateurs fell 57% and by professionals 85% and a presidential decree gave it the highest level of legal protection in April 2026.

18.07.2026

Mga musikero ng Maasai at Samburu, gumagamit ng social media para ibalik ang kanilang kultura

Improved internet access and affordable smartphones have enabled a new generation of Maasai and Samburu musicians in Kenya to bring their music to social media, blending traditional Maa-language songs with modern genres like Amapiano and Bongo Flava. The movement is also countering cultural loss: as one singer put it, "If we don't update our roots, our songs will be forgotten, and the community will forget about their customs."

18.07.2026

Inilunsad ng India ang una nitong tren na pinapagana ng hydrogen

India has unveiled its first hydrogen-powered train built in the country, marking a new step in the railway’s clean energy plans. The locomotive is designed to reduce diesel use on non-electrified routes as Indian Railways expands low-emission transport alongside broader investments in electrification and renewable energy.