Troubled Waters: Aparri fisherfolk suffer poor aramang catch as gov’t dredging project begins
A project meant to help restore a major river in Aparri has wreaked havoc on the livelihood of local fisherfolk
Mark Z. Saludes | Sep 13, 2022
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IN PHOTOS: “Gutom na po” – Surigao City survivors call for relief in Odette aftermath
Thousands of residents in Surigao City call for help as their basic human rights – food, water, shelter – are in scarce supply following Typhoon Odette and the worsening climate crisis.
Greenpeace | Dec 20, 2021
The water turns dark where the river meets the sea in Cagayan
“We are against the way dredging is being implemented. It is irresponsible… We are against the deception and the lies that will hasten the dredging operation."
Mark Z. Saludes | Nov 18, 2021
IN PHOTOS: Filipino climate activists in Manila and Glasgow march to demand justice and concrete ecological action
Today marks the 8th anniversary of the devastation of Super Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines. More than a thousand people are still missing.
OeconoMedia | Nov 7, 2021
Artists, youth groups demand climate justice through street art as COP26 opens
Artists and youth organizations from various parts of the Philippines took to walls Filipino communities’ demand for climate justice.
OeconoMedia | Nov 2, 2021
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