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Uwan damages surged 30% due to climate change—report
Greenpeace Philippines said the country’s continued placement among the world’s most climate-vulnerable nations underscores how Filipinos are paying the highest price for the crisis, even as those most responsible for climate change evade accountability. The Philippines ranked 7th in Germanwatch’s Climate Risk Index, and once again 1st in the World Risk Index, reflecting how millions…
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Greenpeace calls for justice amid PH’s back-to-back top rankings in climate risk indices
Greenpeace Philippines said the country’s continued placement among the world’s most climate-vulnerable nations underscores how Filipinos are paying the highest price for the crisis, even as those most responsible for climate change evade accountability. The Philippines ranked 7th in Germanwatch’s Climate Risk Index, and once again 1st in the World Risk Index, reflecting how millions…
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Storm surge affects coastal communities in La Union
A storm surge linked to Super Typhoon Uwan inundated coastal areas of La Union overnight, damaging homes and businesses that were still reeling from earlier impacts.
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Typhoon Uwan underscores urgent call for climate justice as COP30 opens – Greenpeace
Greenpeace urged world leaders and the Philippine delegation at COP30 this week to take a strong stance in making fossil fuel companies pay for climate damages. These calls came just days after a Typhoon Tino killed hundreds of people, only to be followed a week later by an even stronger, super typhoon, which made landfall…
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12 years after Yolanda — Greenpeace urges PBBM to stop the cycle, secure Loss & Damage and hold polluters to account
Marking twelve years since Super Typhoon Yolanda’s first landfall on 2013 and as Typhoon Tino (Kalmaegi) left Visayas battered this week, Greenpeace Philippines urged government to put justice over profit: urgently fill the Loss and Damage Fund, prioritize the CLIMA Bill, and hold climate-polluting corporations to account.
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Deadly Tino floods highlight urgency of CLIMA Bill — Greenpeace
As Cebu, Negros, and parts of Visayas and Mindanao face severe flooding and damage from Typhoon Tino (international name: Kalmaegi), Greenpeace Philippines urged President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to fast-track the passage of the proposed Climate Accountability (CLIMA) Bill, a landmark legislation that seeks to hold climate polluters accountable for the worsening climate impacts.
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Greenpeace to Marcos: Stand with Filipinos, not with corruption and greed
Greenpeace Philippines reiterates its condemnation of the “obscene plunder of much-needed climate funds” in flood-control projects, as well as of corporate impunity by fossil fuel companies that knowingly fuel the climate crisis for profit
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Filipino communities to sue Shell for damages linked to Super Typhoon Odette
Filipino survivors of Super Typhoon Odette (Rai) announced in a press conference in Quezon City that they will be filing a case in the United Kingdom against British oil giant Shell for its role in driving the climate crisis.
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Greenpeace to DOE: Carbon-credit rules not a license to profit—must cut emissions now
DOE is railroading carbon markets purportedly to reduce emissions—but at the same time, they’re playing godfather to fossil gas projects, and putting more exemptions to the coal plant moratorium. This clearly doesn’t add up.
