STE Dranhs

01/10/2026

01/10/2026

Extreme pressure is a primary reason why exploring the deep ocean🌊 is mechanically harder and more dangerous than exploring space!

30/09/2026

Food loss and waste are not only about wasted food—they also mean wasted water, energy, land, labor, and other resources used to produce, transport, and prepare it.

According to the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Food Waste Index Report 2024, an estimated 1.05 billion tonnes of food were wasted globally in 2022, equivalent to 19 percent—or nearly one-fifth—of food available to consumers at the retail, food service, and household levels.

Food loss and waste also generate an estimated 8–10% of global greenhouse gas emissions, adding to the environmental and climate pressures facing food systems.

Reducing food loss and waste can help conserve valuable resources, lower emissions, strengthen food security, and support more sustainable food systems.

The Climate Change Commission encourages everyone to value the resources behind every meal and take action to prevent food from being lost or wasted.

Office of the President
UN Environment Programme
Department of Agriculture - Philippines
Department of Economy, Planning, and Development
DOST Philippines
Department of Social Welfare and Development - DSWD
PTV

30/09/2026

30/09/2026

EL NIÑO IS COMING.

And this isn’t a “panic and stock up on everything” kind of post.

It’s simply a reminder to prepare while we still can.

Because extreme heat doesn’t just mean hotter afternoons.

It can mean higher electricity bills.
More pressure on our water supply.
Drier farms and lower crop production.
And eventually, higher prices for some of the things we buy every day.

So maybe now is the time to make small adjustments.

Save water. Fix those leaks you’ve been ignoring.
Have your AC cleaned before it starts working overtime.
Keep enough drinking water at home.
Prepare a little extra room in your budget for utilities and groceries.

Nothing extreme. No hoarding. No panic.

Just being prepared.

Because if we already know tougher, hotter months may be ahead, why wait until we feel the impact before we start preparing?

Prepare early. Adjust early. Panic less.