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With the country’s farmers facing the threats of the El Niño phenomenon, a lawmaker on Monday urged the government to tap educational institutions like the University of the Philippines (UP) to produce crops that can survive extreme weather conditions that lead to extended droughts and damaging floods.
THE government expressed optimism on Wednesday that the country can overcome the hurdles posed by El Niño phenomenon to the poultry, livestock and aquaculture industries.
THE chairman of the House Committee on Public Works and Highways on Sunday said the role of “comprehensive engineering solutions” is important to address the impact of El Niño.
As the country braces for the return of El Niño, a leader of the House of Representatives on Tuesday urged President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. to update the Roadmap to Address Impact of El Niño (RAIN).
WATER may determine the future of Asia. It may even turn crimson red, if the 700 million people in one of the world’s largest group of islands floating on a body of water continue to go thirsty.
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