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Greenpeace challenges Meralco to decarbonize
Greenpeace today challenged Meralco, one of the country’s biggest energy companies, to abandon fossil fuels and re-orient their business towards renewable energy.
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‘Go beyond the hour’: Youth groups call for accountability from fossil fuel companies
The groups said heavy-polluting businesses must not pass the onus of reducing carbon emissions to individuals.
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Top PH plastic polluters revealed; Green groups renew call to ban SUPs
#BreakFreeFromPlastic movement revealed the top 10 local corporate plastic polluters in the PH
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Greenpeace reactive to DENR’s concerns over PPE’s impact on oceans, reefs
The DENR recently raised concerns over medical wastes, such as face masks and PPE affecting dive sites and coral reefs.
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Environmental groups’ joint statement on the recent activist killings
Responding to the brutal killings of nine activists last March 7, environmental advocates pressed the government to protect activists and uphold their rights.
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PH’s outdated air quality standards may worsen air pollution-related deaths, health risks — groups
The Philippine government must speed up efforts to protect Filipinos from the worsening air pollution.
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To President Duterte: Make a Quarry-Free Upper Marikina Watershed
On World Wildlife Day, we call on President Duterte to urgently rescind all existing MPSAs inside the Upper Marikina River Basin Protected Landscape
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Greenpeace warns Clean Air Act under threat; calls on Senate to uphold law protecting Filipinos’ health
The Clean Air Act of 1999—the PH’s foremost law to protect Filipinos from the adverse effects of air pollution—is under threat.
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Solidarity statement calling on nat’l gov’t to build the Metro Manila Bike Lane Network under Bayanihan 2
The Bayanihan to Recover as One Act provides funds for ₱814 million for protected bike lanes in Metro Manila. However, to date, the construction of these bike lanes has not begun.
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Climate Emergency Declaration only the beginning
Now that the call for a #ClimateEmergency declaration is making rounds in Congress, should we heave a sigh of relief?
