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The Legends, Spirits, and Secrets Living Inside Mount Banahaw
Legend has it that Mount Banahaw holds more than wildlife. The mountain sits about 170 kilometers southeast of Manila, straddling…
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Community waste management takes root in Las Piñas
Las Piñas City once struggled with rivers that clogged with garbage, coconut husks, and waterlilies, and the blockages worsened flooding.…
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Tired of Metro Manila traffic? 3 places to spend your weekends in the South
For many Metro Manila residents, a weekend drive can mean more time in traffic than at the destination. For those…
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Philippine Agriculture Needs More Young Farmers
The future of Philippine agriculture may depend on a question that reaches beyond harvests and food prices: who will take…
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How to Store Gasoline Safely at Home
Gasoline and diesel power vehicles, generators, and other equipment, but improper storage can cause leaks, contamination, and fire hazards. Before…
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The World’s Newest Gecko Species Lives Only in Romblon
Somewhere on the forest slopes of Mt. Guiting-Guiting in Sibuyan Island, a small gecko was living its whole life without…
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Rare Corpse Flower Found in Apayao: Meet the Mysterious Plant That Smells Like A Dead Body
A rare flower known for its unpleasant smell has been found thriving in the forests of Apayao, adding to the…
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Legarda Probe Draws Attention as Senate Alliances Shift
Political alliances in the Senate continue to shift under the Marcos administration. Meanwhile, investigations involving prominent political figures have raised…
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Moron: The Chocolate Rice Cake From Eastern Visayas That Deserves More Attention
The Philippines is home to countless local delicacies, each with its own flavor and cultural story. One treat worth discovering…
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San Miguel Bulacan Is the Heritage Town You’ve Been Sleeping On
Seventy-six kilometers from Manila, past the sprawl of Bulacan’s lowland towns and into the quieter stretch where the province feels…
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