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Greenpeace urges 2025 bets to prioritize climate justice
As the world marks Earth Day 2025, Greenpeace Philippines is calling on candidates in the upcoming midterm elections to put climate justice front and center of their platforms. The group…
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Microplastics in your body: From your heart to your brain, and even your future kids
Microplastics have been found everywhere, from the deepest oceans to the food we eat. More concerningly, they're now inside our bodies.
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‘PH Reuse Study Tour and Conference’ seeks mainstreaming of reuse, refill vs single-use plastics
In celebration of Zero Waste Month, plastic waste reduction advocates kicked-off the "Philippine Reuse Study Tour and Conference" today in a bid to amplify the viability of reuse and refill solutions, as a way to address the scourge of plastic pollution.
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A Glass Act: Fighting plastic pollution one bottle at a time
In the hospitality and food and beverage (F&B) sector, plastic pollution has long been a problem. But Hospitality Innovations by Quorate Inc. (HIQ), one of Greenpeace’s Champions of Change, is proving that real, sustainable solutions are possible.
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Negosyo napamura nang husto mga produkto sa pagtanggal ng single-use plastic
Kapag sinabing "environmentally friendly" ang isang produkto, iniisip na mahal, sosyal, at pangmayaman ito nang marami. Pero ang isang negosyo, may sikreto kung bakit abot-kaya ang kanilang sustainable cleaning products — ang pagtanggal ng single-use plastic (SUP) mula sa produksyon.
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Mainstreaming Reuse: Policy Recommendations for Reuse and Refill Systems in the Philippines
Reuse and refill systems can reduce impacts of the plastic crisis as well as provide environmental and socioeconomic benefits to communities and stakeholders across the value chain.
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The fight continues, no treaty yet: Global Plastics Treaty negotiations fail to deliver agreement
Every day that governments allow polluters to flood the world with plastic, the burden falls heaviest on developing countries, including the Philippines, and on disproportionately impacted groups.
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Greenpeace Philippines statement on INC-5 Chair’s latest paper
As the Global Plastics Treaty negotiations reach its critical final moments, Southeast Asian nations, including the Philippines, must lead the call to tackle the root of the crisis—plastic production.
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Plastic: A Threat to Human and Planetary Health
Plastic pollution poses a grave threat to both the health of the people and the environment. It affects everyday life, with harmful chemicals leaching from plastic products, especially single-use plastics.
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Greenpeace Philippines statement on the Chair’s non-paper at INC-5
The choices made in the next 48 hours will determine whether we take decisive action against the plastic crisis or settle for a treaty that fails to address the root causes.
