Demand climate justice
Fossil fuel companies like Shell and ExxonMobil knew decades ago that the burning of fossil fuels could lead to catastrophic climate impacts which would harm people and the planet. But some chose to hide this and undermine the science and the facts. Now the whole world is facing a climate emergency. But a growing number of people around the world are taking legal action, and others are supporting them by joining the global climate justice movement.
Our climate justice story
Download the notices, petitioners’ and resource persons’ statements, corporations’ responses, and other documents here.
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Greenpeace backs House Resolution 1074 on climate change, urges passage of CLIMA Bill
HR 1074 seeks to align Philippine climate action with recent landmark international climate rulings and resolutions, including the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) resolution supporting the International Court of Justice’s (ICJ) advisory opinion on climate change, and the advisory opinion of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea, among others.
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Massacre of trees under a climate crisis is not development —Greenpeace and NAPC-VDC
The cutting down of 617 decades-old trees along Quirino Avenue and Roxas Blvd. in pursuit of profits by the country’s richest of the rich is deeply alarming and unacceptable.
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Who gets to call destruction development?
The cutting of mature trees in Manila to give way to the Southern Access Link Expressway (SALEx) forces us to ask a basic but often avoided question: development for whom?