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COP 30 outcomes a blow to Filipino communities
What started with strong hope and promise ended without actionable roadmaps to the burning of fossil fuels
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Uwan damages surged 30% due to climate change—report
Greenpeace Philippines urged world leaders at COP30 in Brazil to act decisively and make climate polluters pay, following new research showing that climate change—driven largely by fossil fuels—intensified the recent Typhoons Tino and Uwan
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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.
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Greenpeace on Coral reef ‘tipping point’—end fossil fuel expansion, make those most responsible pay
The science is clear: the coral reefs are dying. Without them, billions will lose their lifeline and source of food and livelihood.
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Climate Survivors Reveal Trillion-dollar “Polluter’s Climate Bill” — Call on BBM to Ensure Funding and Accountability
Climate survivors today called on President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr to ensure that funding for immense loss and damages from climate disasters reach those who most need it—the communities most affected by the climate crisis.
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Greenpeace: Nuclear push misleads Filipinos, distracts from real solutions
The government is misleading the public by rushing into nuclear energy and dressing it up as ‘safe,’ when in truth it exposes Filipinos to grave risks.
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