Eastern Samar residents march against mining
The demonstrators marched from the provincial capitol grounds to the Borongan Cathedral for the celebration of the Holy Mass
Darker side of renewables: A climate advocate’s perspective
Proper values should accompany the RE development to prevent them from becoming the opposite of what they are intended for
Church leaders urge BPI to celebrate its 172nd year with a clean portfolio
“BPI’s role as the biggest historical contribution to the massive expansion of coal, the dirtiest fossil, in the Philippines"
Climate change impacts increase in Asia: New report shows alarming trends
Asia, boasting the largest land mass extending to the Arctic, is witnessing a faster rate of warming than the global average.
Has enough progress been made in creating the loss and damage fund?
The diversity of possible sources of funding against L&D also opens up more opportunities to enhance complementarity, coherence, and coordination
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Philippine Churches open ‘Season of Creation,’ call for accountability
Starting September 1, Christians around the world will observe the “Season of Creation” with the theme “Listen to the Voice of Creation.”
Dapat bang suportahan ng Pilipinas ang ‘net-zero’ para sa klima?
Pagdating sa aksyong pangklima, hindi puwede ang neutral. Tanging ang pagtatapos ng ating matinding pagkadepende sa mga fossil fuel ang magtutulak sa atin patungo sa likas-kayang pag-unlad na nararapat sa bawat Pilipino
Caritas Philippines opposes Japan’s plan to release Fukushima wastewater
Japan on August 24 started releasing treated wastewater, 12 years after a massive earthquake and tsunami damaged the power plant in 2011
New law for accountability of energy transition metals pushed
The forum probed deeper questions on the energy and development paradigm of the national government and the need for systems change.
Pope Francis writing a second environmental document after Laudato Si’
The pope said with this new writing he is updating Laudato Si’ to cover current issues.