Sorsogon’s Mt. Bulusan Erupts
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Mt. Bulusan’s Seismic Activities Continue
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Waiting for Superman on Stormy Weather
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We are on an intense weather watch due to the tropical disturbance by typhoon Juan (international code name: megi). But rather than get the bulletin from the local channels,…
The Season to Prepare and be Proactive
The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration reminded us these weather systems are expected to affect the nation from October until December, more of the tail end of a…
The Children of a Restive Mayon Volcano
It’s been more than two weeks now (and counting), the evacuees of about forty seven thousand people are huddled in designated safe centers in the province of Albay. The "former"…
More Signs of Unrest Observed Within Mayon
Resident volcanologists declared on Monday Mayon volcano continues its ash explosions which are more becoming stronger despite the evacuees eagerness to return to their homes within the danger zones. …
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