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30th president of the Philippine Divine Word College of Calapan to foster culture of research - Vimarsana News

30th president of the Philippine Divine Word College of Calapan to foster culture of research

Our commitment to research would support the Commission on Higher Education's goal of promoting research in higher education. "Our Basic Education Department introduces high school students to research," said Fr. Renato Aguilay Tampol, SVD.

Source: rvasia.org
30th president of the Philippine Divine Word College of Calapan to foster culture of research - Vimarsana News

30th president of the Philippine Divine Word College of Calapan to foster culture of research

Our commitment to research would support the Commission on Higher Education's goal of promoting research in higher education. "Our Basic Education Department introduces high school students to research," said Fr. Renato Aguilay Tampol, SVD.

Source: rvasia.org
VERA FILES FACT CHECK: TikTok influencer echoes First Gen claim that natural gas is the 'cleanest-burning of all fossil fuels,' which needs context - Vimarsana News

VERA FILES FACT CHECK: TikTok influencer echoes First Gen claim that natural gas is the 'cleanest-burning of all fossil fuels,' which needs context

The United Nations Environment Programme notes that methane is a hazardous gas and is 80 times more potent at warming the Earth than CO2 over a 20-year period.

Rising inflation worries small traders - Vimarsana News

Rising inflation worries small traders

Rising inflation worries small traders

Why solar power is the next big thing: Here's the math - Vimarsana News

Why solar power is the next big thing: Here's the math

Electricity from the sun could provide a significant portion of the world's energy