This is one of the major findings of the agency’s National Inquiry on Climate Change (NICC) that investigated the responsibility of said corporations or “carbon majors” for human rights violations of this nature.
You deserve better. We deserve better. But we cannot just let somebody else solve our problems. The time is long overdue for you to stop being enamored by this romanticized dream that never existed. Wake up!
The Climate Change Commission (CCC) pledged for a stronger partnership with civil society organizations (CSOs) during a coastal clean-up drive within the Las Piñas-Parañaque Wetlands Park on 28 April.
We deserve better leaders than the ones we have now, currently in office or those running for it. Yet whatever happens after May 9, we still have the climate crisis and environmental decline to address. We need to invest in our sustainable future. That starts with voting wisely.
Alam na natin ang problema at ang solusyon. Posible palang ating bawasan ng 50% ang ating polusyon sa susunod na dekada. Iba siyempre ang pagsasalita sa paggawa.
Brother Armin Luistro becomes the Lasallian Brothers’ 28th superior general and the first Filipino to hold the global position
“It is important to keep a good attitude and remain focused as we ‘move forward’ together,” said the bishop
Lawyer Aaron Pedrosa of the Philippines Movement for Climate Justice said the posting and publication requirements “are not mere rules of procedure but are actually jurisdictional in nature.”
At least 32 percent of agricultural lands and 75 percent of forested areas in the provinces of South Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat, Sarangani, and Davao del Sur will be affected by the project.
Aileen Lucero, national coordinator of the group, said the post-election cleanup “has yet to be completed” but her organization is “already seeing newly printed ’thank you’ tarpaulins.”