Caritas Philippines offers help for communities affected by oil spill
Father Gariguez estimated that over 36,000 hectares of mangroves, coral reefs and seagrasses will potentially be affected by the oil spill
Protest action at DENR demands cancellation of mining contracts
The groups called on Secretary Antonia Yulo-Loyzaga to cancel mining contracts that continue to ravage communities and destroy the environment
Catholic, Protestant bishops express support for ‘red-tagged’ Negros prelate
"The call towards peacemaking is an action that is most needed in our society, most especially when people’s safety and lives are at stake"
#LaudatoSiSunday: We are all called to look at the profoundness and greatness of our Creator
All of us are told to be brave, not to be afraid - chosen to lead, from suffering to glory
As anti-mining barricade continues, Palawan bishop says farmers, IPs want their voices heard
As the barricade continued, Bishop Mesiona also appealed for calm and for a “truthful” discussion on the issue
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UN report issues stern ‘final’ warning on climate change inaction
Simon Stiell, the U.N.’s climate change executive secretary, called the 2020s “a critical decade for climate action.”
Farmers protest sugar mill closure, abrupt loss of livelihood
Planters bring rotting sugarcane to posh Bonifacio Global City to dramatize the plight
No place for climate-induced displacement
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Philippine government urged to prioritize ecosystem integrity over dredging activities in Manila Bay
What we need is an integral approach that puts ecosystem integrity first where both people and other creatures benefit