Karding Noru News Today

Typhoons are getting stronger, the mountain range and communities are under threat from destructive activities, and indigenous peoples are becoming more vulnerable to climate change

A study shows the Sierra Madre slows down typhoons, causing them to generate more rain as they linger

There's a scarcity of skilled zapateros, a situation blamed on the treatment of previous shoemakers who earned less than their artisan status deserved

Countries banning exports to stabilise prices; posing threat to food security and nutrition

ASSISTANCE. At least 234 farmers in Tarlac City, Tarlac province receive free fertilizers on Thursday (Feb. 9, 2023) from the Department of Agriculture, in collaboration with the city government. A total of 3,852 bags of urea fertilizers were distributed to the farmers whose crops were badly damaged by Super Typhoon Karding (Noru) and Severe Tropical Storm Paeng (Nalgae) that hit the country last year. (Photo courtesy of the city government of Tarlac) TARLAC CITY, Tarlac - Some 234 farmers here ...

The Philippines may need to import at least three million metric tons of rice next year due to looming shortage brought low production and higher food utilization.

THE Social Security System (SSS) announced last Thursday it will extend financial assistance to its members and pensioners in areas affected by Severe Tropical Storm “Paeng” (international name Nalgae) starting November 17 until February 16, 2023. SSS President and CEO Michael G. Regino was quoted in the pension fund’s statement…

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is leading the Philippines during the most crucial window to avoid or limit some of the worst effects of climate change.

After days of silence, Malacañang finally confirmed Monday unannounced Singapore trip of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. over the weekend and called the visit “productive.”

Actress Agot Isidro advised Filipinos to save up now that the country is facing a high inflation rate and a sinking peso against the dollar.