Wala naganuto
IMBIS nga magpamalandong, sa ospital ginabulong. Imbis nga mag-updanay sa okasyon, nag-unungay sa bilasyon.
Matuod nga mas naganubo ang kadamuon sang mga insidente nga nagluntad...
Let’s use new technology to break down plastics
I’D LIKE to draw your attention to a groundbreaking development in the fight against plastic pollution: the discovery of natural enzymes capable of breaking...
Fair trade and justice for indigenous peoples, 2
Rights challenged
Around the world, the rights of IPs to their ancestral lands are being challenged by the encroachment of mining companies and land grabbers...
When honors go bland, 2
THIS REALITY is underscored by the experience of students who navigate school strategically, aiming not to learn deeply but to maintain high GPAs. Such...
Stagnant agriculture a threat to Western Visayas’ long-term growth
WESTERN Visayas may have posted a 4.3 percent economic growth in 2024, as reported by this paper today, but the numbers tell a sobering...
A beautiful coincidence
THE TRAGIC road accident on Good Friday in Barangay Alangilan, Bacolod City has sparked a public communication battle — what could be described as...
The story of David and God’s inscrutable ways
THE STORY of how David was anointed to be king plainly tells us that God’s ways are inscrutable. (cfr. 1 Samuel 16, 1-13) This...
Policies controlling the use of robotics
THERE is a pressing issue regarding the use of robotics in the Philippines and I am proposing the formation of a policy study group...
Fair trade and justice for indigenous peoples, 1
IT IS MANGO tree inspection time in the countryside and on the mountains of Zambales, where the indigenous Aeta farmers live and plant cassava,...