Philippine health professionals called on President Rodrigo Duterte to uphold the ban on garbage incinerators ahead of his State of the Nation Address this month.
A Catholic bishop has reaffirmed his commitment to oppose mining following the decision of the Philippine government to allow OceanaGold Corporation to restart its operations.
The petitioners said the project “will result in grave violations" of the people’s right to health and a balanced and healthful ecology
OceanaGold Corporation announced that the Philippines has renewed its contract for the Didipio gold and copper mine for another 25 years
The archdiocese’s Ecology Ministry has already organized online sessions for each of the 13 vicariates in Manila
Investors are called to account for several key principles prominent in Catholic doctrines
The environment department revealed that the mining company has violated several environmental laws including cutting of trees without permit
Two people were hurt after the local police prevented the residents from blocking trucks owned by the mining company
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Dapat pagtuunan ng pansin ng Pilipinas ang pagiging self-sufficient pagdating sa paglikha ng enerhiya
Together with all who continue to defend the rights of nature, we cry with one voice, STOP MINING IN SIBUYAN