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Climate Emergency declaration key to determining crucial steps to protect Filipinos from disasters
Declaring a national climate emergency is now more urgent and necessary to determine what the government should prioritize to protect Filipinos from the…
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Greenpeace to Pres. Duterte: Hold corporations responsible for climate impacts on Filipinos
We call on President Duterte to hold not just industrialized nations, but also fossil fuel corporations, responsible for their significant share in fueling the climate crisis.
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Justice in the face of extreme climate disasters
This year will remain in my memory for many more to come. My recollections of 2020 may only be compared to those of 2013.
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‘We’ve had enough’: Bicol youth urge gov’t to declare climate emergency
Youth climate advocates from Bicol today called on the government to declare a national climate emergency following the devastation of Super Typhoon Rolly
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#RollyPH, COVID-19, and the fears that came with it
On the eve of November 1, these women from Navotas City were caught preparing for the arrival of super typhoon Rolly, the strongest typhoon to hit land this year.
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Greenpeace renews calls for Climate Emergency Declaration as Super Typhoon Rolly exits PAR
Now is the time for the Philippine government to show true climate leadership by championing climate justice.
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Greenpeace welcomes moratorium on new coal plants; renews call for energy transition
QUEZON CITY—The Department of Energy (DOE) on Tuesday declared a moratorium on endorsements for new coal power plants. Reacting on the development, Greenpeace Campaigner Khevin Yu said:
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Climate DRR should drive PH COVID recovery
Today, we called on the Philippine gov't to put climate action and climate disaster risk reduction (DRR) at the heart of its COVID recovery strategy.
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Remembering Typhoon Ondoy and its triggers
Thinking about how an event can bring about a drastic change in milieu, Typhoon Ondoy comes to mind. I remember how it paralyzed society at the time, and the people around me.
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DOE must back Duterte’s call for climate urgency—New Greenpeace report shows energy plan won’t meet 1.5 commitment to Paris Agreement
A day after the President urged world leaders to act on the climate crisis, a new Greenpeace report revealed that the Philippines will not be able to reach its commitment to keep global temperatures below 1.5-degrees global temperature with the Department of Energy (DOE)’s version of the Philippine Energy Plan.
