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Hungry for change: 5 ways climate change affects our food
Climate change isn't just an uninvited guest at our culinary table; it's rearranging the entire menu. It affects every aspect of our food, from the fields to the sea, and even the price we pay for our daily nourishment.
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How fossil fuel companies are ‘burning’ our planet
They're the supervillains behind the chaos and destruction we're seeing on our planet.
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Tokyo, Manila, Tarragona: Three stories showing the importance of reliable and efficient public transport
Whatever the journey, having reliable, affordable public transport gives people the freedom to move through life. For Mobility Week, we gathered some global stories to show how the need for public transport is as diverse as it is universal.
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What is climate change and why you should care
Climate change is like the plot of an unpredictable suspenseful thriller, with real-world consequences that would put any blockbuster to shame.
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Greenpeace ship returns to PH, demands climate justice for communities
Rainbow Warrior returns to the Philippine seas after four years to build support for the demand for reparations from the world’s biggest corporations for their role in the worsening climate crisis.
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The climate crisis is a health crisis.
Yesterday was World Environmental Health Day, an occasion that seeks to remind us that our health is tied to the health of our environment. Ironically, September 26 also marks the…
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When breathing is unhealthy
The skies often reflect the quality of air that we have. With Metro Manila ironically being covered in smog beginning exactly on the International Day of Clean Air
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Greenpeace Philippines supports California lawsuit vs. fossil fuel companies
The State of California filed a lawsuit against Exxon Mobil, Shell, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, BP, and the American Petroleum Institute for their “decades-long campaign of deception about climate change and risks posed by fossil fuels.
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Fashioning a sustainable future
The fashion industry stands as a paradox, ironically dressing consumers in stylish outfits while stripping the Earth and its people of resources and dignity. Fast fashion—the rapid production of inexpensive, disposable clothing—has led us to a destructive path.
