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How Do Disasters Keep Filipinos Poor?Natural disasters cost the Philippines billions, but the poorest communities suffer...
26/03/2025

How Do Disasters Keep Filipinos Poor?

Natural disasters cost the Philippines billions, but the poorest communities suffer the most—losing homes, livelihoods, and opportunities. With climate change worsening, how can we break this cycle?

The Philippine Community Resilience Project (PCRP) is stepping up, but is it enough? Let’s talk solutions! Drop your thoughts below.

Read the full article here: https://resilient.ph/2025/03/the-cost-of-climate-hazards-how-disasters-worsen-poverty-in-the-philippines/

Stay Cool, Stay Safe! Pangasinan and Camarines Sur are experiencing extreme heat, with heat indices reaching 43°C and 42...
26/03/2025

Stay Cool, Stay Safe!

Pangasinan and Camarines Sur are experiencing extreme heat, with heat indices reaching 43°C and 42°C! Prolonged exposure can lead to heat exhaustion, heat stroke, and even serious health risks.

💧 Stay hydrated
🌞 Limit outdoor activities
🕶 Wear sun protection
❄️ Keep cool & check on loved ones
🚨 Know the risks and stay resilient!

Read the full article here:https://resilient.ph/2025/03/staying-safe-amid-extreme-heat-risks-and-resilience/

🌍🔥 The World Meteorological Organization's (WMO) State of the Global Climate 2024 report: A Wake-Up Call 🔥🌍The latest WM...
21/03/2025

🌍🔥 The World Meteorological Organization's (WMO) State of the Global Climate 2024 report: A Wake-Up Call 🔥🌍

The latest WMO report reveals alarming climate trends:
🌡️ Hottest decade on record, with 2024 temperatures 1.54°C above pre-industrial levels
🌊 Sea levels rising faster, with oceans absorbing 90% of excess heat
💨 CO₂ at an 800,000-year high due to fossil fuel use & El Niño
⛈️ Extreme weather displaced 800,000+ people in 2024

The time for action is NOW! 🌱💡 Renewable energy and climate adaptation are more urgent than ever.

📖 Read more: [https://www.preventionweb.net/news/wmo-report-documents-spiralling-weather-and-climate-impacts
https://wmo.int/news/media-centre/2024-track-be-hottest-year-record-warming-temporarily-hits-15degc]

Baku, Azerbaijan, 11 November 2024 (WMO) - The year 2024 is on track to be the warmest year on record after an extended streak of exceptionally high monthly ...

"On March 6, 2025, Resilient.PH hosted a groundbreaking event, the Resilient.PH Initiatives and Project Launch at the As...
13/03/2025

"On March 6, 2025, Resilient.PH hosted a groundbreaking event, the Resilient.PH Initiatives and Project Launch at the Asian Institute of Management (AIM). The event brought together passionate executives and representatives of companies and organizations dedicated to building stronger, more resilient communities. 🌍

The event showcased key initiatives, including the Resilient.PH overview and magazine launch, innovative tools like the Resilience Reporting Tool (RRT) and Business Resilience Rating System (BRRS), and game-changing projects like Plastics for Resilience (PFR) and VSee Telemedicine. 💡

It was an inspiring day of collaboration, innovation, and a shared commitment to a more sustainable and disaster-resilient future. ❤️

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Is the Philippines ready for the next disaster?With typhoons, earthquakes, and other calamities becoming more frequent, ...
12/03/2025

Is the Philippines ready for the next disaster?

With typhoons, earthquakes, and other calamities becoming more frequent, preparedness is key! 💡 The DOST’s Mobile Command and Control Vehicle (MoCCoV) is revolutionizing disaster response with real-time monitoring, advanced communication, and emergency medical support. 🚑🌍

Find out how this game-changing technology is making our communities more resilient.

Read the full article here: https://resilient.ph/2025/03/women-at-the-forefront-of-climate-action/

Is the Philippines ready for the next disaster?With typhoons, earthquakes, and other calamities becoming more frequent, ...
11/03/2025

Is the Philippines ready for the next disaster?

With typhoons, earthquakes, and other calamities becoming more frequent, preparedness is key! 💡 The DOST’s Mobile Command and Control Vehicle (MoCCoV) is revolutionizing disaster response with real-time monitoring, advanced communication, and emergency medical support. 🚑🌍

Find out how this game-changing technology is making our communities more resilient.

Read the full article here: https://resilient.ph/2025/03/moccov-a-game-changer-in-the-philippines-disaster-response/

🌍🔥 Record Heat in 2025: Are We Ready?January 2025 shattered temperature records, reaching 1.7°C above pre-industrial lev...
24/02/2025

🌍🔥 Record Heat in 2025: Are We Ready?

January 2025 shattered temperature records, reaching 1.7°C above pre-industrial levels—the hottest January ever. The Philippines faces stronger typhoons, dwindling crop yields, rising health risks, and damaged ecosystems.
While the government has plans in place, gaps in funding, renewable energy transition, and local resilience remain.
How prepared do you think we are for the worsening climate crisis?

💬 Share your thoughts below.

👉 Let’s push for stronger climate action—our future depends on it. Read the full article here: https://resilient.ph/2025/02/record-breaking-heat-in-2025-consequences-and-the-philippines-preparedness/

The Forest Needs You! 🌿The Forest Echoes Project is inspiring young Filipinos to protect our forests and fight climate c...
14/02/2025

The Forest Needs You! 🌿

The Forest Echoes Project is inspiring young Filipinos to protect our forests and fight climate change. Trees don’t just give us shade—they give us life!

How do you contribute to a greener future? Comment below! 💬

Every small action counts—plant a tree, reduce waste, or simply spread the word!

The Forest Echoes Project, spearheaded by the Philippine Information Agency (PIA), is a remarkable initiative designed to instill environmental awareness among young Filipinos. This program emphasizes the crucial role of forests in sustaining biodiversity, mitigating climate change, and ensuring the...

🚨 Our health is at risk—Microplastics are invading the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the food we eat in the Ph...
13/02/2025

🚨 Our health is at risk—Microplastics are invading the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the food we eat in the Philippines. These invisible particles can disrupt hormones, damage organs, and have even been found in human blood.

📊 We need urgent research on the health impacts of microplastics and stronger policies to protect our families and future generations.

❓How can we work together to demand action and reduce plastic pollution in our daily lives?

Read the full article by clicking the link below.

🗣 Share your thoughts and call for change today!

Microplastics, tiny plastic particles less than five millimeters, have infiltrated the air, water, and food in the Philippines, posing growing health concerns. Studies, such as one on Laguna Lake, have revealed widespread contamination, with particles from single-use plastics and disposable masks en...

🌍💡 AI & Climate: A Double-Edged Sword?AI is transforming industries, but its massive energy consumption raises concerns....
12/02/2025

🌍💡 AI & Climate: A Double-Edged Sword?

AI is transforming industries, but its massive energy consumption raises concerns. Experts like Timnit Gebru and Kate Crawford warn about its environmental impact, while policymakers push for greener solutions. Can AI truly be sustainable? What do you think?

💬 Share your thoughts in the comments! Let's discuss how we can innovate responsibly.

Read the full article here: https://resilient.ph/2025/02/balancing-ais-climate-impact-mitigating-costs-while-maximizing-benefits/

Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing industries but comes with significant environmental costs due to high energy consumption and carbon emissions. Training large-scale AI models, such as GPT-3, generates substantial CO₂ emissions, raising concerns about its sustainability. However, AI ...

🌧 Eastern Visayas and Bicol grapple with severe flooding after relentless rains  since February 9th. Families have been ...
11/02/2025

🌧 Eastern Visayas and Bicol grapple with severe flooding after relentless rains since February 9th.

Families have been displaced, homes damaged, and even relocation areas from Typhoon Yolanda have been impacted again.

Read the full article here: https://resilient.ph/2025/02/heavy-rains-cause-severe-flooding-in-eastern-visayas-and-bicol/

Nonstop rains since February 9 have triggered severe flooding in Eastern Visayas and parts of Bicol, displacing families and disrupting daily life. Authorities declared a red alert in Eastern Samar, Samar, Biliran, Northern Samar, and Leyte, prompting widespread class suspensions and evacuations. In...

♻️ A Greener Future for the Philippines! Senator Loren Legarda has introduced the Philippine Circular Economy Act to red...
10/02/2025

♻️ A Greener Future for the Philippines!

Senator Loren Legarda has introduced the Philippine Circular Economy Act to reduce waste, promote recycling, and protect our environment. This law encourages businesses and consumers to adopt sustainable practices, helping fight pollution and climate change. 🌱✨

How can you contribute to a circular economy in your daily life? Share your ideas below! ⬇️💬

Read the full article here: https://resilient.ph/2025/02/legarda-pushes-circular-economy-act-to-reduce-waste-and-protect-the-environment/

🇵🇭 Are we too resilient? 🤔 Filipinos are known for enduring hardship, but is our resilience sometimes "toxic"? Instead o...
07/02/2025

🇵🇭 Are we too resilient? 🤔

Filipinos are known for enduring hardship, but is our resilience sometimes "toxic"? Instead of just coping, should we be demanding better? "Filipino flood victims are admired for laughing while walking through waist-deep muddy waters. Instead, shouldn’t they be asking what government ineptitude and corruption contributed to the floods?" - Benel D. Lagua. Let's move beyond passive acceptance to active citizenship!

Click the link to view the article: https://resilient.ph/2025/02/the-paradox-of-filipino-resilience-from-survival-to-social-change/

💪 What do YOU think? Share your thoughts! 👇

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Building a More Resilient Philippines 🌏💪The Philippines has made significant strides in disaster preparedness through co...
06/02/2025

Building a More Resilient Philippines 🌏💪

The Philippines has made significant strides in disaster preparedness through community-based initiatives, tech advancements like DoST's new Ground Receiving Stations, and proactive government efforts. 🚀 While progress is evident, strengthening infrastructure, refining response protocols, and raising public awareness remains crucial.

💡 What’s the most important step in enhancing our disaster resilience?

Read the full article here: https://resilient.ph/2025/02/philippines-strengthens-disaster-preparedness/
Share your thoughts in the comments! 👇

Mayon Volcano just experienced a phreatic eruption, sending ash and rockfall down its slopes! 🌋 While no major damage ha...
05/02/2025

Mayon Volcano just experienced a phreatic eruption, sending ash and rockfall down its slopes! 🌋

While no major damage has been reported yet, authorities are taking all precautions. Residents are urged to wear masks and stay informed.

Are you prepared for volcanic activity in your area? Let's stay safe together!

On Sunday, a phreatic eruption occurred at Mayon Volcano, generating a loud boom, rockfall, pyroclastic density currents, and a 1,200-meter ash plume. While no direct damage has been reported, authorities emphasize resident safety and preparedness.  The Albay governor has prohibited all activities ...

It’s time to take the heat seriously! Experts warn that extreme heat events are becoming more frequent and intense due t...
04/02/2025

It’s time to take the heat seriously!

Experts warn that extreme heat events are becoming more frequent and intense due to climate change. As temperatures soar, it's essential to understand the risks and adapt accordingly.

🌍 What steps are you taking to stay cool and safe? Share your tips or thoughts on how we can better protect ourselves and our communities!

Read more on the rising heat concerns: https://resilient.ph/2025/02/the-rising-heat-crisis-a-growing-threat-to-health-and-economy/

Did you know? The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) removed 34.5 million kilograms of waste from Lu...
03/02/2025

Did you know? The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) removed 34.5 million kilograms of waste from Luzon's waterways.

How can we maintain this momentum and keep our rivers clean?

Join the conversation and share your ideas below!

In a significant environmental initiative, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) reported the removal of 34.5 million kilograms of waste from waterways across Luzon in 2024. This large-scale cleanup, carried out by estero and river rangers, underscores the ongoing efforts to res...

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