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Greenpeace to ERC: Electric corpos deserve no compensation for dirty energy
San Miguel Corp intends to terminate its power supply agreement with Meralco should the ERC refuse to grant a rate hike.
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Greenpeace statement on the arrest of Walden Bello
Walden Bello, arrested Monday on charges of cyber-libel, is an environmental and social justice advocate who is known for his vocal critique of powerful political figures.
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Renewable energy sa Dinagat at mga naudlot na panalangin ng sikmura
Nagsimula ako bilang Communications Campaigner ng Greenpeace nitong nakaraang Hunyo, at bilang rookie ng Comms Team, pakiramdam ko ay mas marami akong kailangang matutuhan kaysa patunayan.
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Greenpeace on SONA: Drop nuclear, fossil gas plans – head straight to RE
If the President is sincere about acting on the environment and climate, he should head straight for genuine renewable energy – and stop promoting nuclear and fossil gas.
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Dinagat Islands residents boost community recovery from Odette using solar energy
Residents of Brgy. Coring, Basilisa, Dinagat Islands, with the support of environmental groups, installed solar panels in their barangay gymnasium as part of STY Odette-related recovery efforts.
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Greenpeace on Meralco staggered rate hike: Don’t pass your burden onto consumers
QUEZON CITY, Philippines (05 July 2022) — The Supreme Court yesterday affirmed the 2013 order of the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) approving Meralco’s P22.64 billion staggered power rate hike. According…
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Greenpeace on Pride: Climate justice is queer justice
As Filipinos, we pride ourselves as strong-spirited people who are always willing to help others. When the impacts of the worsening climate crisis claim homes and loved ones, the flag…
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Greenpeace to BBM: Prioritize renewable energy, not nuclear
In a streamed press conference on Wednesday, president-elect Bongbong Marcos repeated his support of nuclear power, calling it the “cleanest and cheapest” energy source.
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This election, a mom steps back to move forward
Now, more than ever, the 2022 Philippine Elections depicts how strongly Filipinos campaign for their candidates, especially at the Presidential and Vice-Presidential levels.
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Filipino communities find vindication in landmark climate litigation
The next government must take up the cudgels and lead the call for climate justice