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Plastic invades ‘centre of the centre’ of global biodiversity hotspot
Philippines has documented plastic pollution in Verde Island Passage, as the group deployed its iconic ship, the Rainbow Warrior, to investigate plastic pollution in the Philippines.
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Greenpeace Philippines statement on the dead whale in the Philippines with 40kgs of plastic in its stomach
An examination on the carcass of the whale revealed that the cause of death are ‘starvation and dehydration’ after it was found that it ingested 40kgs of plastic, and was tagged as one of the worst cases of poisoning ever seen.
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Cebu ‘breaks free from plastic’ onboard the Rainbow Warrior
Leaders from all over Cebu today gathered onboard the Rainbow Warrior to sign a declaration aiming for the Province to become 100% plastic-free
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Clean-up and brand audit in Lahug River as Cebuanos rally for a plastic-free future
Clean-up drive and brand audit as part of efforts for Cebu to break free from plastic in Lahug River.
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Greenpeace action in Manila Bay protests broken system from plastic production leading to massive waste crisis
Greenpeace activists tailed a garbage disposal barge carrying tons of plastic waste through Manila Bay, to protest the broken system of plastic production and pollution.
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Why I’m Joining the Greenpeace Ships to Fight Plastic Pollution
Frolian Grate tells his story on why he's joining Greenpeace ships to fight plastic pollution
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Rainbow Warrior to bring global spotlight on the ‘Battle for Manila Bay’ vs major plastic producers
The iconic Rainbow Warrior is back in the Philippines to tackle the plastic pollution crisis.
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See Manila Bay for yourself aboard Greenpeace’s Rainbow Warrior this March
The Rainbow Warrior is coming back to the Philippines for the Ship the Plastic Back
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Statement on Cove Manila’s ‘largest balloon drop’ record attempt on New Year’s Eve
30 December 2018, Manila, Philippines - On the eve of the scheduled balloon drop by Cove Manila and Okada Manila, petitioner Climate Reality Project Philippines, joined by Greenpeace Southeast Asia - Philippines, Ecowaste Coalition, and Save Philippine Seas said:
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Groups Welcome Assurance Given by BOC for the Re-Export of Korean Garbage by End of the Year
The environmental groups EcoWaste Coalition and Greenpeace Southeast Asia – Philippines welcomed the assurance made by the Bureau of Customs (BOC) that the tons of illegally imported garbage from South Korea will be returned to its origin soon.
