As of January 17, there were still 228,529 displaced typhoon survivors staying in evacuation centers
Robredo and representatives of various organizations agreed that the country must act on the “deteriorating state” of its ecosystem and biodiversity areas, and that there is “an increasing vulnerability of our communities to climate change.”
Militant fisherfolk group on January 12 staged a protest action against the lifting of the ban on open-pit mining, which the group described as a “major environmental disaster in the making.”
Greenpeace warned that consumers will shoulder the high electricity costs resulting from fossil fuel import dependence
ishop Gerardo Alminaza of San Carlos urged the local government of Toledo City to “exercise its mandate to secure the safety of its residents” and conduct an immediate probe.
This collective action is a testament to the unwavering spirit of the Sibuyanon people in protecting their land, culture, and livelihoods
Walang mas masaklap na kabalintunaan kaysa sa magsasakang nagpapakain sa buong bansa ngunit sila mismo ang walang makain
The group called for the protection of workers against toxic chemical exposures and the advancement of the people’s right to chemical safety
Ang TIKOP Eco-Freedom Park ay ang Facebook page ng barikada anti-mina asa Sitio Bato, Barangay España, San Fernando, Romblon
Sa pagbalik natin sa kawan, tayong lahat ay nagiging isa