Seeing as she has a bachelor’s degree in Forestry, a master’s degree in European Forestry, and a second master’s in Spatial and Ecological Modelling, one might expect that Johanna San Pedro had always planned to…
In the country, healthcare is so inaccessible that everyday Filipinos are forced to live with the uncertainty of being one hospitalization away from bankruptcy.
It is sometimes said that, in the Philippines, there is a sixth love language. Beyond quality time and words of affirmation, Filipinos tend to bond through shared meals and a common appreciation for good food—and there is simply no food like Filipino food.
Geoscientist Cathy Manalo leads Ulirat PH, aiming to digitize current maps and expand their functionalities by adding layers of environmental and social information beyond the geophysical.
With the noticeably higher temperatures we experienced this summer, does the escalation of climate change mean that this year’s typhoon season will be worse as well?
