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When water mixes with dirt it becomes mud, tons of mud, the kind of mud that, in the wake of flash floods on Oct. 29 and 30, has turned the Spanish region of València into a kind of war zone. More than 200 people are dead; nearly 90 are still missin

MANILAcombonanza casino, Philippines Eleven years since the devastation brought by Super Typhoon Yolanda, disaster preparedness among Filipinos remains lacking despite improvement in recent years, a Harvard study found. The study, conducted by the H

Environment Secretary Maria AntoniaYulo-Loyzaga. Photo from DENR Facebook page. Environment Secretary Maria Antonio Yulo Loyzaga vowed to push climate financing targets for disaster-vulnerable countries when she leads the Philippine delegation to th

MANILA, Philippines More than 4,000 representatives from 69 countries will gather in the Philippines starting today as the country hosts the 2024 Asia-Pacific Ministerial Conference for Disaster Risk Reduction (APMCDRR) in an effort to mitigate the