Laudato Si is ‘mercy and compassion’
Immersing ourselves with nature and engaging ourselves with the Indigenous people, made me more see the interconnectedness we have with God’s creation and our shared responsibility to preserve it.
BPI urged to come up with more ambitious energy financing portfolio
Some 45 percent of BPI's power generation loan portfolio is dedicated to renewable energy, while the other 45 percent is for coal projects, and 10 percent for fossil gas projects.
Philippines enacts law creating energy research and policy institute
The Philippine government is set to establish an independent agency that will focus on energy research to guide the country’s energy policy and decision-making processes.
Green groups oppose proposed hydropower plant in central Philippines
Pro-environment groups decried the alleged “lack of transparency and fair consultations” on the proposed construction of a 300-MW hydropower plant in the central Philippines.
Green groups rebrand movement to carry title of pope’s encyclical on environment
The Global Catholic Climate Movement announced on July 29 that it will now be known as the “Laudato Si Movement.”
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Cardinal Advincula encourages Filipinos to share the gifts of nature
“When we do not recognize the gifts that we have received, we fail to be responsible stewards,” said the prelate.
Full Text | Homily of Cardinal Jose Advincula of Manila during Mass to open the Season of Creation
This is the call to each of us to be responsible stewards of creation.
Let Us Celebrate the Season of Creation, Together!
We hope that this Season of Creation renews our baptismal call to care and sustain this ecological turning so that life may flourish, and all creatures may find their place to flourish in our common home.
Understanding the Season of Creation
Indeed, our theme for this year’s Season of Creation proposes a deeper eco-reflection for us to be able to respond integrally on issues affecting God’s oikos—from reflection to action.
Green groups slam bid to rebrand waste-to-energy facilities as renewables
Waste-to-Energy is a “false solution” to the solid waste problem and “will definitely do more harm than good to the environment and to communities.”