'The end is here': Wave 89.1 waves goodbye after 49 years on-air
MANILA, Philippines — Radio station Wave 89.1 has officially signed off.
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Device laban sa mapamuksang algae, likha ng mga natatanging estudyante ng QCSHS
Upang mapanatili ang kalinisan ng katubigan sa ating kapaligiran, nilikha ng mga estudyante ng Quezon City Science High School (QCSHS) ang CyaNoMore: Cyanobacterial Harmful Algal Blooms (CyanoHABs) Monitoring and Removal Device through Ultrasonic Radiation, isang device para puksain ang CyanoHABs sa tubig hanggang sa mabawasan ang konsentrasyon ng severely at moderately contaminated na tubig.
Tsunami warning cancelled after Taiwan earthquake
MANILA, Philippines (Updated 11:36 a.m.) — The tsunami warning issued for several coastal provinces in the Philippines has been cancelled following a strong earthquake that struck Taiwan on Wednesday.
Major Taiwan earthquake triggers tsunami warnings across region
TAIPEI, Taiwan — A major 7.4-magnitude earthquake hit Taiwan's east on Wednesday morning, prompting tsunami warnings for the self-ruled island as well as parts of southern Japan and the Philippines.
Tsunami warning raised for 4 northern Luzon areas following Taiwan quake
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) has raised a tsunami warning over four areas in northern Luzon after a powerful earthquake rattled Taiwan early Wednesday morning.
King Charles attends Easter Sunday church service
WINDSOR, United Kingdom — Britain's King Charles III attended an Easter church service on Sunday, in his most high-profile public appearance since revealing a cancer diagnosis earlier this year.
Climate change slowing heat waves
MANILA, Philippines — Climate change is causing heat waves to slow to a crawl, exposing humans to extreme temperatures for longer than ever before, a study published in Science Advances said Friday.
Climate change is slowing heat waves, prolonging misery
WASHINGTON, United States — Climate change is causing heat waves to slow to a crawl, exposing humans to extreme temperatures for longer than ever before, a study published in Science Advances said Friday.