Is the Philippines prepared for El Niño?
By April, PAGASA predicts around 56 areas in the country will be experiencing potential droughts due to El Niño. How are we preparing?
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By April, PAGASA predicts around 56 areas in the country will be experiencing potential droughts due to El Niño. How are we preparing?
THE La Mesa Dam in Quezon City is close to spilling over, threatening massive flooding in parts of Metro Manila and outlying areas, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) warned Sunday.
The reservoir provides recreation like boating and fishing, powers thousands of homes through hydroelectricity and stores water for Lake Powell and other downstream users. The reservoir is critically low, and it’s possible water levels may be lowered even further in 2022.
Tesla will be having talks with representatives of Itaipu Dam (Paraguay-Brazil, 2nd biggest hydroelectric dam in the world) with the intention of sharing their experience in large-scale energy storage systems.