Philippine climate campaigners urge China’s Xi to showcase renewable energy leadership
At the 2021 United Nations General Assembly, Xi made the policy announcement on coal projects, adding a pledge to deal with climate change
‘Do not forget the lessons of martial law’ — Cardinal Jose Advincula of Manila
"In the middle of darkness, we saw light. In the face of the bad things that happened, we learned lessons"
Faith-based groups join calls to abandon Philippines’ nuclear power project
“Let us end the delusion that a nuclear power project will solve the country’s energy crisis,” said Rodne Galicha of Living Laudato Si Philippines
Church, green groups score victory against mining in southern Philippines
“The brave stance of the local government ... is a win not only of the people of Mindanao, of the rights of nature, but also of accountability in governance”
Green groups laud Philippine bank’s exit from coal financing
BDO Unibank Inc. recognizes that the banking sector plays a “critical role” in the country’s transition to a low-carbon economy
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Catholic prelate urges government to act on ancestral land claims
The prelate said ancestral domain issues remain among the major challenges that tribal communities face
Philippine Senator pushes for enhanced climate solutions, loss and damage action at COP27
Loss and damage and scaling-up national actions must be prioritized in the agenda of the upcoming climate negotiations in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt
Mindanao diocese initiates anti-coal campaign
The signature campaign aims to convince the provincial government to reverse its endorsement of dirty energy projects
Caritas Philippines to hold ‘Bike for Kalikasan’ from Manila Cathedral to La Mesa Dam
The bikers will ride for 32 kilometers from the Manila Cathedral to La Mesa Dam Nature Reserve Park in Quezon City on October 8