Farmers told to brace for dry spell as El Niño looms
Department of Agriculture said the country’s rice supply will remain stable despite concerns over the looming El Niño
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Sibuyan residents reiterate call for end to mining, hold prayer rally
The Catholic Diocese of Romblon assured that it remains steadfast in opposing harmful mining practices on Sibuyan Island
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Catholic bishop joins calls for end to ‘fossil fuel addiction’ of Japan, G7
Bishop Gerardo Alminaza expressed concerns about the detrimental impact of the planned fossil gas and LNG plants and terminals in the Philippines
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Greenpeace urges Shell stockholders to stop supporting ‘climate destruction’
The green activist group called for a stop to all fossil fuel expansion and for companies to pay up for the economic and non-economic loss and damages caused by climate impacts
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Gov’t climate change body underscores role of women in climate action
'With women at the forefront, we can be assured that community-based interventions to adapt to climate and disaster impacts are equitable and effective'
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