The reliance of the world economy on the burning of fossil fuels, oil, and gas continues to drive up global temperatures. The sweltering heat of the past three months is just a small indication of what it will be like in the years to come. Every year is hotter than...
The center point of the Christian faith is being totally convinced in mind and heart that truth, goodness, action for justice, love of neighbor, and creation
The Philippines is 31 in the ranking of this “high-risk” list of countries due to natural disasters caused by climate change.
There is always hope for the future. The Filipino is never without it, no matter how unrealistic
When people act together to do good and help each other, that is faith in action
According to the Climate Shift Index: Ocean, these elevated temperatures were made “up to 40 times more likely by human-caused climate change.”
Central to their demand is the New Collective Quantified Goal (NCQG), a financial mechanism to replace the $100 billion annual pledge
His participation, Caritas Philippines said, demonstrates the Church’s dedication to amplifying Filipino voices in the global climate dialogue
“This moment is not just a remembrance of the challenges we faced but a celebration of the resilience and unity”
“In light of the relentless disasters that continue to devastate our country, it has become increasingly clear that our focus must extend beyond mere resilience”