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[Cebu City] June 15, 2022— Filipina farmer Rezel Rossignol and her biochemist husband in New Brunswick, Canada have a thriving farm that has provided healthy and affordable vegetables to their community in the face of growing costs Rezel Rossignol grew up in a small farming village in Palimbang Sultan Kudarat, Philippines. Her parents imbued her More
Climate change knows no boundaries, emissions from a small or large country can have global repercussions. According to the 2017 World Risk Report, the Philippines is the third most vulnerable country to climate change. Evidently, the catastrophic typhoons and extreme heat that we are experiencing are brought by the immense impact. For that reason, we More
The Philippines has been proven to be the typhoon belt of the Pacific, with an average of twenty typhoons per year and approximately five of which are catastrophic. In addition, the country is also a hotspot for illegal trade and wildlife trafficking. It’s heartbreaking to think about, but with that in mind, let’s honor these More
Did you know that the Philippines has an average of 20 typhoons per year, which are becoming increasingly destructive, and roughly 100-150 earthquakes with a magnitude of 4.0 or higher every year? So it’s no surprise that our country is in such a terrible spot. Crises that have wrecked not just businesses and establishments, but More
Fake news is so rampant in today’s generation, particularly in the Philippines, that it has led to story revisionism and history distortion. Fake news is spread by people who aren’t even journalists but rather hired trolls. They are used to influence politics, health claims, and rumors by manipulating people’s views of reality. With that in More
Some years back, nobody paid much attention to the accumulation of waste in homes, bodies of water, and landfills. It grew to such proportions that authorities became fearful that it might cause a disaster. The resulting environmental concerns affected all living things in the same way. Due to arrays, that’s how 7 R’s of Sustainability More
April 30, 2021 – Over 25,000 kilos of cabbages from Dalaguete Cebu are in danger of being discarded. To combat the situation, the “Rescue Repolyo” was initiated in hopes to raise Php25,000 to purchase 2,000 kilos of cabbages that will be donated to the outstanding Community Pantries in Metro Cebu. High Supply, Low Demand The farmers More
With the recent COVID-19 pandemic that has affected countries from all over the globe, we are urging everyone to LEARN and ADAPT to the new normal of travel and tourism through our #PINASafeTravel advocacy on the New Normal Guidelines to Responsible Tourism. READ ALSO: Things to do Before, During and After a Typhoon The PINASBests More
It’s official, the Sinulog Foundation, Inc. (SFI) announced that Sinulog 2021 is cancelled. This year’s Sinulog is not like the past celebrations we’ve grown up to know, love and expect. There aren’t any parades, live tribal dance groups, Filipiniana costumes, and the spectacular dancing of the Sinulog to the beating of drums. As we know, More
Do you know what to do Before, During, and After a Typhoon? On average, the Philippines is visited by 20 typhoons a year or tropical cyclones. In the last few years, the country has experienced super typhoons that wreaked havoc on islands, cities, and towns that left thousands of its citizens homeless, crippled and suffering. More
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