Pag-iwas ng CBCP sa maruming enerhiya, panalo ang mundo
Kailangang bumuo at pagandahin ang kooperasyon ng mga Katolikong institusyon at mga eksperto sa paggawa ng likas-kayang pamumuhunan
Bishop invites financial institutions to heed call of Philippine Church leaders
Bishop Alminaza said majority of Philippine banks found to have been linked to coal and fossil gas companies and projects “remain mum"
Philippine Catholic bishops reject donations from mining, other ‘destructive’ industries
The bishops said policies to address the impacts of the climate crisis “should always place social and ecological justice at the forefront”
A call for unity and action amid a climate emergency and planetary crisis
The Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines issued a pastoral letter calling for unity and action to address our biggest challenge yet - climate emergency and planetary crisis.
Church leaders in Negros Oriental welcome enactment of Renewable Energy Code
Church leaders described it as “a pro-people and pro-environment act" of the province
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The names may have changed, but our circumstances remain as dire, perhaps even worse, than they were 36 years ago. The imperative to protect our democracy must remain as strong, and translated to meaningful change.
Caritas Philippines to remain ‘non-partisan’ during polls, ‘but never neutral’
“We will proclaim what is true, just, and right. That is our moral obligation,” said Bishop Jose Colin Bagaforo, national director of Caritas Philippines
Green group renews call for probe into attacks on forest rangers
Kalikasan said the longer land grabbers encroaching Masungi are not prosecuted, “the more we will see bolder acts of violence against its defenders”
Diocese of Tagbilaran harvests solar energy to power humanitarian efforts
Caritas Philippines has been encouraging government and private institutions to promote and invest in renewables such as solar panel systems “as the impacts of the climate crisis continue to worsen.”