Protestant Council calls for justice for victims of climate-induced disasters
The NCCP called on world leaders in the 26th climate conference "to finally respond with urgency to the climate crisis”
Church, green groups call for clean energy plans as Philippines mark Haiyan anniversary
The typhoon's eighth anniversary marked the opening of the second week of negotiations at the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow
Groups showcase portraits of environmental heroes and martyrs
“We are mainly indebted to our Indigenous heroes for keeping our mountains, rivers, and forests in our country alive,” said Kakay Tolentino of the group BAI Indigenous Women's Network.
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.
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Green activists refute claims about “sustainability” of waste-to-energy incinerators
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