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Groups launch People’s Declaration for Climate Justice, to End Corruption and Hold Polluters Accountable
Climate-impacted communities, together with Greenpeace Philippines, the Legal Rights and Natural Resources Center, and allied organizations today joined nationwide calls to end corruption and to demand that the government hold accountable corrupt officials and hold polluters accountable.
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Landmark climate accountability law to make corporate polluters pay pushed in Congress
Amid the controversial investigations into flood control projects and the ousting of the Senate President, six lawmakers refiled on Monday crucial climate accountability legislation
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Flood control corruption an obscene plunder of much-needed climate funds–Greenpeace
As much as PHP 1.089 trillion of govt’s climate tagged expenditure potentially lost to corruption since 2023
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Greenpeace to PBBM: Demand Accountability from Corrupt Contractors, Polluting Corporations
It is beyond infuriating that these actors continue to escape accountability while the country faces escalating climate impacts, and now with the looming La Niña conditions, there’s little time left to repair or redo flood-control projects.
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84% of Filipinos want corporations taxed for envi damage – survey
Greenpeace Philippines and Oxfam Pilipinas called on the Marcos administration to enact stronger policies holding corporate polluters accountable, after a global survey showed that most Filipinos favor taxes on oil, gas, and coal corporations which are responsible for most of the emissions that exacerbate climate change.
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Greenpeace to PBBM: Corruption must be addressed, but also climate injustice
The President called out corrupt officials over failed flood control but ignored the biggest offenders: fossil fuel companies profiting off the suffering of Filipinos.
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A vote for the next generation
Greenpeace campaigner Virgina Benosa-Llorin reflects on the intersection of motherhood, climate anxiety, and the hope of having a say in what the future holds.
