This Is On Me

  RESEARCHERS from the Kew Royal Botanic Gardens in the United Kingdom warn that wild spe­cies of coffee may soon...

  JUST a 45-minute train ride south of Kyoto, the ancient capital of Japan, lies the famous Nara Park. One...

  LAST June 4, a pair of Philippine Eagles was delivered to Singapore as part of the Philippine Eagle Foun­dation...

ACCORDING to the Ocean Conservancy’s International Coastal Cleanup report from 2017, plastic drink bottles were the sec­ond most common item...

  SINCE last May, Qantas Airlines, Australia’s largest airline com­pany, has started operating a zero waste flight that flies from...

  JAKARTA, Indone­sia’s capital, is among world’s most-densely pop­ulated cities. Jakarta is home to about 10 million people, but the...

  EL Niño is a natural phenomenon that occurs when ocean surface temperature in the East Central Pacific becomes warmer...

  ONLY 46% of the world’s reefs could be currently regarded as in good health and about 60% of the...

  GIANT clams, also known as taklobo in Filipino, used to be “killer clams” since they were once thought to...

  TOURISTS can now enjoy diving with mermaids in Coron, Pal­awan. Dugongs inspired the legendary mermaids while lonely sailors were...

  IT is now six years since UNESCO listed Japanese cuisine, or washoku as an Intangible Cultural Heri­tage. Visitors to...

  DENTAL caries (better known as tooth decay) is a major public health problem globally and is the most widespread...

  SWEDEN, one of the most tech­nologically advanced nations in the world, is expected to become the world’s first cashless...

  GUNDAM is a science fiction anime featur­ing giant robots with the name “Gundam”. The series launched in 1979 and...

  A NEW United Nations agree­ment last May 2019 has re­stricted developed countries, such as the United States of America...

  DOMESTIC cats and dogs are the most pop­ular companion animals. Worldwide, over 600 mil­lion cats live with humans, and...