Impossible scenarios or glimpses into the near future? This year, GMA News and Public Affairs embarks on its biggest environmental project. ORAS NA, hosted by Richard Gutierrez, takes us to places where there is significant visual evidence to suggest that time may indeed be running out for the resources that provide our most basic needs. An ambitious production that took many months in the making, ORAS NA captures potential clues to what experts believe are crucial deadlines of our generation, and illustrates how each passing moment of human existence can either lead to the planet's degradation or to its conservation. Today, only 8% of the country's original forest cover remains untouched. At the current rate of deforestation, it is not surprising that by the year 2025, local experts say that the country's old growth forests would be wiped out, twenty five years ahead of the worldwide deadline of 2050. In Surigao del Sur, logging continues despite a moratorium declared in February of this year. An old lauan tree, about 30 feet tall, took decades to grow. But actual footage reveals that the same tree can be cut down by a chainsaw in mere minutes. Freshwater is another valuable yet diminishing resource. By 2025, it is feared that only a fraction of the current clean water supply will be available to each individual. And while the 2025 deadline may seem distant to some, there are communities today that already know what it is like to thirst after this precious human need. In <b>...</b> Oras Na (GMA News...
Ralph Guzman reports on the kabiteros of Baguio City. A kabitero uses explosives to facilitate the construction of houses in Baguio City in the Philippines. Unfortunately, even some minors are engaged in the trade, putting their very lives at risk. GMA News and...
Impossible scenarios or glimpses into the near future? This year, GMA News and Public Affairs embarks on its biggest environmental project. ORAS NA, hosted by Richard Gutierrez, takes us to places where there is significant visual evidence to suggest that time may indeed be running out for the resources that provide our most basic needs. An ambitious production that took many months in the making, ORAS NA captures potential clues to what experts believe are crucial deadlines of our generation, and illustrates how each passing moment of human existence can either lead to the planet's degradation or to its conservation. Today, only 8% of the country's original forest cover remains untouched. At the current rate of deforestation, it is not surprising that by the year 2025, local experts say that the country's old growth forests would be wiped out, twenty five years ahead of the worldwide deadline of 2050. In Surigao del Sur, logging continues despite a moratorium declared in February of this year. An old lauan tree, about 30 feet tall, took decades to grow. But actual footage reveals that the same tree can be cut down by a chainsaw in mere minutes. Freshwater is another valuable yet diminishing resource. By 2025, it is feared that only a fraction of the current clean water supply will be available to each individual. And while the 2025 deadline may seem distant to some, there are communities today that already know what it is like to thirst after this precious human need. In <b>...</b> Oras Na (GMA News...
Impossible scenarios or glimpses into the near future? This year, GMA News and Public Affairs embarks on its biggest environmental project. ORAS NA, hosted by Richard Gutierrez, takes us to places where there is significant visual evidence to suggest that time may indeed be running out for the resources that provide our most basic needs. An ambitious production that took many months in the making, ORAS NA captures potential clues to what experts believe are crucial deadlines of our generation, and illustrates how each passing moment of human existence can either lead to the planet's degradation or to its conservation. Today, only 8% of the country's original forest cover remains untouched. At the current rate of deforestation, it is not surprising that by the year 2025, local experts say that the country's old growth forests would be wiped out, twenty five years ahead of the worldwide deadline of 2050. In Surigao del Sur, logging continues despite a moratorium declared in February of this year. An old lauan tree, about 30 feet tall, took decades to grow. But actual footage reveals that the same tree can be cut down by a chainsaw in mere minutes. Freshwater is another valuable yet diminishing resource. By 2025, it is feared that only a fraction of the current clean water supply will be available to each individual. And while the 2025 deadline may seem distant to some, there are communities today that already know what it is like to thirst after this precious human need. In <b>...</b> Oras Na (GMA News...
Impossible scenarios or glimpses into the near future? This year, GMA News and Public Affairs embarks on its biggest environmental project. ORAS NA, hosted by Richard Gutierrez, takes us to places where there is significant visual evidence to suggest that time may indeed be running out for the resources that provide our most basic needs. An ambitious production that took many months in the making, ORAS NA captures potential clues to what experts believe are crucial deadlines of our generation, and illustrates how each passing moment of human existence can either lead to the planet's degradation or to its conservation. Today, only 8% of the country's original forest cover remains untouched. At the current rate of deforestation, it is not surprising that by the year 2025, local experts say that the country's old growth forests would be wiped out, twenty five years ahead of the worldwide deadline of 2050. In Surigao del Sur, logging continues despite a moratorium declared in February of this year. An old lauan tree, about 30 feet tall, took decades to grow. But actual footage reveals that the same tree can be cut down by a chainsaw in mere minutes. Freshwater is another valuable yet diminishing resource. By 2025, it is feared that only a fraction of the current clean water supply will be available to each individual. And while the 2025 deadline may seem distant to some, there are communities today that already know what it is like to thirst after this precious human need. In <b>...</b> Oras Na (GMA News...
After decades of unforgettable news-making spanning five presidencies, GMA News unmasks the untold stories behind major events, stories, and the most influential names that shaped the nation -- Marcos, Aquino, Ramos, Estrada, and Arroyo. Taking starkly different paths to power, they all ended up in Malacañang. GMA News reviews its most unforgettable coverage and takes a closer look into the persona of these unique individuals who held the country's fate in their hands. Before finding themselves in the seat of power, these men and women were ordinary citizens like everyone else. Each was propelled into the spotlight when they rose to power, made headlines and caught their own share of controversies. Last September 28, 2008, for the first time on Philippine television, all former presidents appeared on the same program with the incumbent talking about how they shaped history. Get to know better the Philippines' top newsmakers with the country's leading news department. A first in local TV history, the four living presidents and a former first lady appear in exclusive, one-on-one interviews with the five pillars of GMA News, namely, Jessica Soho, Mike Enriquez, Mel Tiangco, Arnold Clavio, and Vicky Morales, for an unprecedented and memorable coverage. DISCLAIMER: The video presentation you are about to see is owned by GMA Network Incorporated. The administrators of NATv are not affiliated with the aforementioned media company; whereas our sole purpose is to merely serve as a <b>...</b> NEWSMAKERS: The...
Impossible scenarios or glimpses into the near future? This year, GMA News and Public Affairs embarks on its biggest environmental project. ORAS NA, hosted by Richard Gutierrez, takes us to places where there is significant visual evidence to suggest that time may indeed be running out for the resources that provide our most basic needs. An ambitious production that took many months in the making, ORAS NA captures potential clues to what experts believe are crucial deadlines of our generation, and illustrates how each passing moment of human existence can either lead to the planet's degradation or to its conservation. Today, only 8% of the country's original forest cover remains untouched. At the current rate of deforestation, it is not surprising that by the year 2025, local experts say that the country's old growth forests would be wiped out, twenty five years ahead of the worldwide deadline of 2050. In Surigao del Sur, logging continues despite a moratorium declared in February of this year. An old lauan tree, about 30 feet tall, took decades to grow. But actual footage reveals that the same tree can be cut down by a chainsaw in mere minutes. Freshwater is another valuable yet diminishing resource. By 2025, it is feared that only a fraction of the current clean water supply will be available to each individual. And while the 2025 deadline may seem distant to some, there are communities today that already know what it is like to thirst after this precious human need. In <b>...</b> Oras Na (GMA News...
Impossible scenarios or glimpses into the near future? This year, GMA News and Public Affairs embarks on its biggest environmental project. ORAS NA, hosted by Richard Gutierrez, takes us to places where there is significant visual evidence to suggest that time may indeed be running out for the resources that provide our most basic needs. An ambitious production that took many months in the making, ORAS NA captures potential clues to what experts believe are crucial deadlines of our generation, and illustrates how each passing moment of human existence can either lead to the planet's degradation or to its conservation. Today, only 8% of the country's original forest cover remains untouched. At the current rate of deforestation, it is not surprising that by the year 2025, local experts say that the country's old growth forests would be wiped out, twenty five years ahead of the worldwide deadline of 2050. In Surigao del Sur, logging continues despite a moratorium declared in February of this year. An old lauan tree, about 30 feet tall, took decades to grow. But actual footage reveals that the same tree can be cut down by a chainsaw in mere minutes. Freshwater is another valuable yet diminishing resource. By 2025, it is feared that only a fraction of the current clean water supply will be available to each individual. And while the 2025 deadline may seem distant to some, there are communities today that already know what it is like to thirst after this precious human need. In <b>...</b> Oras Na (GMA News...
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Impossible scenarios or glimpses into the near future? This year, GMA News and Public Affairs embarks on its biggest environmental project. ORAS NA, hosted by Richard Gutierrez, takes us to places where there is significant visual evidence to suggest that time may indeed be running out for the resources that provide our most basic needs. An ambitious production that took many months in the making, ORAS NA captures potential clues to what experts believe are crucial deadlines of our generation, and illustrates how each passing moment of human existence can either lead to the planet's degradation or to its conservation. Today, only 8% of the country's original forest cover remains untouched. At the current rate of deforestation, it is not surprising that by the year 2025, local experts say that the country's old growth forests would be wiped out, twenty five years ahead of the worldwide deadline of 2050. In Surigao del Sur, logging continues despite a moratorium declared in February of this year. An old lauan tree, about 30 feet tall, took decades to grow. But actual footage reveals that the same tree can be cut down by a chainsaw in mere minutes. Freshwater is another valuable yet diminishing resource. By 2025, it is feared that only a fraction of the current clean water supply will be available to each individual. And while the 2025 deadline may seem distant to some, there are communities today that already know what it is like to thirst after this precious human need. In <b>...</b> Oras Na (GMA News...
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Further Info: filipinopresidency.multiply.com Episode on July 26, 2009, Sunday night after Ful Haus It's mid-2009, and already, we are bombarded by images of politicians promoting their advocacies, making early promises of a better future for Filipinos. This is perhaps only a sign of things to come. Because, although May 2010 is barely a year away, the truth is, the making of the next Philippine president is already well underway. GMA News and Public Affairs presents Gusto Kong Maging Pangulo!, a prelude to the coming 2010 presidential elections the country's most significant political event, and the people's greatest democratic exercise. The special takes us through the beginnings of a presidential campaign, the workings behind political machinery, and ultimately, what it takes to secure a bid for the highest office in the land. Gusto Kong Maging Pangulo! promotes a practical understanding of election realities. The special is hosted by veteran journalist and news anchor Mike Enriquez, with the special participation of Ariel and Maverick. As Mike Enriquez brings us the latest updates on the upcoming presidential race, the two comedians decide to join the circus and run for the presidency. Not knowing where to begin, they take to the streets of Metro Manila to find out eligibility requirements, scavenge election funds, mount their own campaign, form a political party, and promote themselves to the public. But it's no easy task. The contest is on even before the candidates <b>...</b> GUSTO KONG MAGING...
Quick Response Team (QRT) is a daily newscast anchored by Jiggy Manicad that takes viewers to the scene of a breaking news story. It airs Monday to Friday, 5:58 PM on GMA News TV Channel 11. For more videos from QRT, visit www.gmanetwork.com QRT: 1, patay sa...
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The biggest news on Philippine TV has just arrived -- industry leader GMA Network launches GMA News TV on Channel 11. Continuing the tradition of Serbisyong Totoo, GMA News TV will be the window for breaking news, important live coverage, never-before-seen reality formats, documentaries, and investigative programs for a mass audience. GMA News TV premiere on Channel 11 this February 28, 2011. blogs.gmanews.tv GMA News TV...
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