Human desires and motivations, tempered, guided, and seasoned by the wisdom of Nature, lead to the longest-lasting successes.
By Tessa R. Salazar The Philippines is worth returning to. That has been the mindset of globally trained Filipino experts from around the world who have returned to the Philippines to help improve our country’s health, energy, and technology sectors. In 50 years, 697 Filipino scientists have returned to the Philippines to make significant contributions […]
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In an emotional protest gathering at the Arranque Market in Manila last Aug. 6, animal rights activists expressed their sorrow and outrage over the tragic loss of countless animals in local pet shops—victims of floods—underscoring once more the urgent need for a compassionate shift in society’s perspective toward animals. On the night of July 21,
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For years, the energy industry has mostly been a man’s world. But at Alsons Power, things are changing—and women are redefining the field. At the heart of this transformation are three remarkable women from the Sarangani Energy Corp (SEC) power plant in Maasim, Sarangani. Meet power buddies Fritz Asuero, Kimberly Gaturian, and Charmaine Joyce Maningo—engineers,
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by Tessa R. Salazar “For one so small you seem so strong. My arms will hold you, keep you safe and warm. This bond between us can’t be broken” –“You’ll Be in My Heart,” Phil Collins This year saw the first death in my family, which automatically makes 2024 the most difficult year in our lives.
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by Tessa R. Salazar Here we go again. The dust from the Daihatsu scandal hasn’t even settled, and now the world’s most prolific carmaker is faced with another major misstep, this time involving its diesel-powered engines. It was reported that Toyota affiliate Toyota Industries Corp (TICO) fabricated data on diesel engines it makes and supplies
by Tessa Salazar There’s no doubt in anyone’s mind that Daihatsu, known throughout Japan and beyond as the maker of the most compact of “kei” cars, is in big trouble. Not that Daihatsu committed a recent, innocent, and minor mistake. It’s much worse: It’s not recent, it’s not minor, and it’s certainly not innocent. Apparently,
by Tessa Salazar Just when progressive governments around the world have been shifting their priorities toward more pedestrian- and cyclist-friendly cities, in comes this newest development from the country’s richest real estate magnate and political family. If you’ve seen Villar City that straddles an area where Las Pinas, Muntinlupa, and Bacoor cities converge, chances are
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Nissan Philippines recently unveiled its first 3D immersive ad in Asia. The ad—which began running October 27—was part of the launch of the country’s biggest LED billboard, BGC Beyond located at One Bonifacio High Street, 5th Avenue in Bonifacio Global City. The out-of-home ad featured the all-new Nissan Kicks e-Power as it appears to break
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Story and photos by Randy S. Peregrino The 8th edition of the Philippine International Motor Show showcased not only full-electric vehicles but also hybrids. Moreso, the show managed to line up various types of hybrid technologies for the spectators to learn more about. Hybrid models are, to this point, the most feasible and affordable option
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The Electric Vehicle Association of the Philippines (EVAP), together with the Manila Electric Company (Meralco), and in partnership with the Department of Energy (DOE) and Nissan Philippines Inc, is hosting the 10th Philippine Electric Vehicle Summit (PEVS) set on October 20 and 21, 2022 at the SMX Convention Center Manila. EVAP President Edmund Araga, citing
