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
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Zero Waste
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Are PH consumer goods companies doing enough to tackle plastic waste?
Plastic waste remains a huge problem amid the pandemic, but makers of fast-moving consumer goods remain stuck in waste retrieval and co-processing measures that barely make an impact.
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Island community in Negros named as Philippines’ first zero waste village
The island is a tourist destination known for its white beaches, dive spots, and marine sanctuary.
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Green groups oppose Davao City’s waste-to-energy incineration project
Pro-environment groups urged Mayor Sara Duterte to abandon a waste-to-energy (WTE) incineration project and uphold the people’s right to a healthy environment in Davao City.
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Cebu residents rally against coal plant expansion, urge Aboitiz Power to prioritize health
Earlier this month, the Department of Health said that TVI had not yet submitted the required HIA for its planned third coal plant
HRW raises alarm as PH tops Asia for environmental defender murders
Global Witness pointed out that “more environmental defenders have been killed in the country than anywhere else in the region over the past 11 years.”
Popularizing Loss and Damage in the Philippines
Mainstreaming L&D will likely take years, even decades, given various challenges that also make popularizing climate change difficult
Philippines tops Asia in deaths of environmental defenders, says new report
Data from Kalikasan PNE indicates even graver figures, with 21 defenders killed and 11 abductions of 19 defenders reported.
Quiboloy’s Arrest: A Symptom of Our Broken System
Are we ready to fight for that change? If we’re not, the Quiboloys of the world will continue to thrive in the shadows of a broken system.