World’s glacier mass shrank again
Glaciers worldwide lost 450 billion tons of mass in 2024.
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Glaciers worldwide lost 450 billion tons of mass in 2024.
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On 31 March 2007, Sydney became the first city to switch off its lights for Earth Hour, sending a message to a climate-skeptic government that people cared…
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Vatican City, Holy See — Pope Francis has suspended the use of an oxygen mask, the Vatican said on Wednesday, adding that the 88-year-old's…
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The houses, each occupying a 50-square-meter lot and costing P300,000, will be awarded to families who were displaced when Kristine barreled through Batangas…
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Mental toughness served as the key that paved the way for National University to prevail over University of Santo Tomas in Season 87 University Athletic…
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As Pope Francis continues his recovery at Gemelli Hospital, his daily routine of prayer and therapy reflects his resilience and spiritual dedication.
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15 March 2025 marks five years since the COVID-19 lockdown was imposed in Metro Manila. The sweeping restrictions that followed reshaped the daily lives of…
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Distance learning remained on the fringes of education for years, often viewed as a secondary option to traditional onsite schooling.
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Vatican City, Holy See — Pope Francis, hospitalised for weeks with double pneumonia, continues to improve and the 88-year-old's prognosis is no longer…
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Texas had reported 198 cases and New Mexico 30.
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The inauguration of the APECO Super Health Center adds immense value not only to the economic zone but also to Aurora as a whole.
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Steve Rotter is on a mission to make up for lost time with powerhouse Cignal.
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Recognizing women’s leadership in climate action
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Vatican City, Holy See — Pope Francis's condition is not currently critical, a Vatican source said Friday, after a series of clinical improvements…
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‘It’s so important that we make it beautiful again.’
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A study has revealed that approximately 35 percent of Filipinos believe individuals living with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) are “forever contagious.”
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The CAAP chief added that the agency remains committed to enhancing air traffic control and producing top-tier aviation experts as the country’s aviation…
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President Javier Milei’s decision was based on ‘deep differences regarding health management especially during the pandemic’
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