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‘When Is Now?’ is a platform of stories, poems, photography, and other art forms of art that aim to spread awareness on the issue of the climate crisis and demand climate justice
SA has an abundance of alternative power sources; turning it to everyone’s benefit will require a huge all-round effort
Screengrab of Stories for a Better Normal: Pandemic and Climate Pathways, with the topic, “Farms of the Future.” CALOOCAN CITY, May 11 (PIA) -- Sustainable farming advocates highlighted the socio-economic, environmental, and climate benefits of regenerative agriculture - a farming method that improves the resources it uses rather than destroying or depleting them through technologies that revitalize the soil and the environment during the 44th episode of “Stories for a Better Normal: Pandemic and Climate Pathways,” with the topic, “Farms of the Future.” The online conversation ho...
CALOOCAN CITY, April 26 (PIA) -- Distinguished policymakers highlighted the pending legislation to ban single-use plastics (SUPs) during the 42nd episode of “Stories for a Better Normal: Pandemic and Climate Pathways,” with the topic, “The Single-Use Plastics Problem: Perspective from Policymakers.” The online conversation hosted by Deputy Speaker Loren Legarda was part of the Earth Day 2021 Webcast – PINASiglang Mundo held yesterday in celebration of the 51st anniversary of Earth Day aimed at driving support for planetary protection and action. "Tayo ang may gawa ng pagkasira, ngu...
Some healthy plant-based treats featured during the 40th episode of “Stories for a Better Normal: Pandemic and Climate Pathways,” with the topic “Oh My Gulay!” (Contributed photo) CALOOCAN CITY, April 10 (PIA) -- Plant-based chefs highlighted sustainable food consumption through cheap and easy-to-do plant-based recipes, and its major opportunities and benefits in terms of human health, environment, and the economy during the 40th episode of “Stories for a Better Normal: Pandemic and Climate Pathways,” with the topic “Oh My Gulay!” The online conversation hosted by three-term...