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As expected, sifting through the responses to my challenge to identify the possible points I intended to make in my last blog post was a no-brainer. Only a few stood out as noteworthy, and as usual, I had to rely on, well, primarily myself for an injection of true insight into the matter. Some of [...]
So far the initial Pinoy scientist response to the Ondoy (Ketsana) disaster is more of trying to find out how the massive flooding of Metro Manila happened rather than if hydrological, weather, climate or hazards models failed or succeded to predict the events of Sept 26, 2009. Of all the science agencies of the government that [...]
Over at Barrio Siete, Mr. Reyna Elena frets over the frightening prospect of (at the time of writing) the coming tropical cyclone that is almost sure to wreak the usual havoc on our little group of volcanic islands. Having lived in those islands myself for a big chunk of my life, I can attest to [...]
Interesting. After a blogging frenzy over the abduction of a journalist who many (who dared) opined may have “asked for it”, we are left with disturbing silence in the wake of a sea disaster that may have already killed 800 relatively innocent people. At the risk of flogging a dead horse, I did make the [...]
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