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Youth leaders call on President Duterte for green and just ‘Better Normal’; New nationwide youth movement launched
Ahead of the State of the Nation Address on July 27, Filipino youth leaders, today presented a declaration calling for a #BetterNormal
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Greenpeace statement on the ABS-CBN franchise rejection
Greenpeace laments the denial of ABS-CBN’s franchise application. This decision by Congress has shut down a crucial source of information at a time when Filipinos are coping with the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Greenpeace statement on Iloilo power barge oil spill
Quezon City - Around 48,000 liters of oil spilled into waters off Iloilo on 3 July 2020, after an explosion at a power barge owned by AC Energy. Authorities estimate…
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Greenpeace statement on the signing into law of the Anti-Terror Bill
We at Greenpeace believe that activism is essential for a better normal. We will continue to speak out and act in solidarity, ensuring that those whose voices remain unheard are heard.
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Greenpeace calls for stronger regulations vs plastic as experts endorse safety of reusables
A call on local government units to strengthen measures against single-use plastic to keep communities safe from the increasing waste harms amid the COVID pandemic.
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Greenpeace to PH Govt: Listen to the people, junk the terror bill now
Greenpeace Philippines joined the civil society community in commemorating Araw ng Kalayaan in a peaceful solidarity activity to oppose the anti-terror bill.
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New report shows air pollution levels up as NCR enters GCQ
Greenpeace, CREA call for measures to ensure post-COVID recovery safeguards air quality
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Greenpeace joins calls to scrap anti-terror bill
Quezon City—In reaction to the proposed Anti-Terrorism Bill in the Senate and the House of Representatives, Lea Guerrero, country director of Greenpeace Philippines, said:
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Green groups: Total ban on waste importation now more urgent to protect PH from post-COVID health, environmental risks
Greenpeace Philippines and EcoWaste Coalition renewed calls for improved protection of Filipinos against health risks from hazardous waste imports beyond the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Nuclear energy will be a great burden on Filipinos, Greenpeace warns
Greenpeace today called on the Department of Energy to stop pursuing nuclear energy as it will only further burden Filipino consumers economically and expose the country and its citizens to more health hazards
