Climate polluters must be made to pay for damages – Greenpeace
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has placed under a state of calamity four regions - Calabarzon, Bicol Region, Western Visayas, and the Bangsamoro
LAUDATO SI’ E-HUB, INILUNSAD NG MANILA ECOLOGY MINISTRY
Mithiin ng ecology ministry na mapalawak ang “ecological conversion,” at kamalayan ng mga Pilipino sa kapaligiran sa mga tao
Comic strip pays tribute to slain farmers in central Philippines
This is not just an artwork but also a form of protest against social injustices, extra judicial killings, state fascism, and the culture of impunity
Green groups appeal for ‘clean and safe’ ‘Undas’
With the easing of COVID-19 restrictions, Filipinos are expected to visit cemeteries after a two-year hiatus
Asian bishops urged to foster climate activism in Catholic schools
“Catholic schools and universities should serve as a safe space for the youth to grow their ability to lead and advance the movement for climate justice”
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Statement of Catholic delegates on implementing climate solutions and upholding social justices at COP27 to the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change
Climate science states that the span of opportunity ahead of us to act is short. There is no time to waste in making the necessary political decisions.
The poor and the planetary crisis
The continuing effects of the climate crisis must end, and poverty must be holistically addressed
Civil society COP27 delegates: UNITY IN CLIMATE ACTIONS MORE THAN WORDS
The lack of strong in-person leadership here in Egypt, at the very least, makes the Philippine position look weak
‘Synodal way’ of the Church of the poor
The Church must not fail, to embrace human suffering as its own, as Jesus did, assuming humanity as integral in his incarnation
COP27 ignores communities’ voices, puts polluters before climate justice amid worsening climate impacts
Greenpeace Philippines is demanding accountability from fossil fuel companies and action from world governments