Cardinal David denounces greed and corruption at Laudato Si’ Summit, linking ecological destruction to systemic injustice and avarice
Alminaza described overpriced and substandard flood-control projects as “monuments to greed” that fail to protect lives
Pope Leo XIV will officially inaugurate much of the Castel Gandolfo property as the Borgo Laudato si’ ecology project
Disappearances “are not isolated incidents” but instead “reflect a systematic pattern of state repression” against environmental defenders
We recognize and appreciate the conscious efforts of private businesses aligned with our principles of conservation and sustainability
Nickel mining in the Philippines worsens climate risks and fuels human rights abuses, leaving vulnerable communities to bear the cost
The new policy undermines the moratorium’s gains, which had encouraged Philippine banks to restrict coal financing and back renewable energy
In the province of Romblon, community leaders decried the continued mining activities on Sibuyan Island, known as the Galapagos of Asia for its rich biodiversity
CEED warns the DOE’s easing of coal restrictions undermines the Philippines’ renewable energy transition and weakens climate accountability
ATM links political dynasties to corruption and destructive mining, blaming them for flooding, human rights abuses, and lost livelihoods