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Living in the Risk Society: The Philippines and the Challenge of Disaster Resilience
Situated along fault lines and storm paths, the Philippines lives in constant risk. In this student article, Lian Jazmine P. Celso explores disaster resilience through climate science, governance, and preparedness.
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Hanging by a Thread: The Filipino Student’s Commute Through Disaster
“The jeepney string becomes the silent storyteller of the journey — a simple cord that mirrors how a student’s day, and education, can stop without warning.” Written by Kathleen D. Ferriol
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Sierra Madre: The Nation’s Fading Shield
The Sierra Madre has long protected millions of Filipinos from powerful typhoons. As human activity steadily weakens this mountain range, the country risks losing one of its most vital natural defenses. In this reflection, college student Kaira A. Almirol explores why protecting the Sierra Madre is essential to the nation’s safety and survival.
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