Greenpeace Philippines is demanding accountability from fossil fuel companies and action from world governments
"We will make sure that the cries of the victims of climate-induced disasters in the Philippines are heard,” said Franciscan priest Angel Cortez
“We intend to create a space for Ilonggos where they can create community-led solutions, enabling them to co-lead their cities toward climate and urban justice.”
The piecemeal and problematic implementation of the Renewable Energy Law is blocking clean and cheap energy for millions of Filipinos
Nangangamba ang mga pamilya na bukod sa kani-kanilang tirahan ay walang kasiguraduhan sa kanilang malilipatan at kabuhayan
The government needs to investigate seabed quarrying projects that have reported violations and stop the operations of these projects
Simon Stiell, the U.N.’s climate change executive secretary, called the 2020s “a critical decade for climate action.”