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An Urban Revolution: How the Philippines and Mexico are transforming their cities through food
Despite being continents apart, the Philippines and Mexico share many things in common– culture, language and food!
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Greenpeace statement on the resignation of DENR Secretary Cimatu
The next administration must ensure the DENR will stay true to its mandate to protect the environment and the well-being of all Filipinos.
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Greenpeace welcomes Coca-Cola’s key step toward goal of 25% of reusable packaging by 2030
A significant step in the right direction, but we will keep the pressure on Coca Cola to double its commitment.
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Brewing goodness: Best sustainable cafés around the Metro
There was a time when the only good coffee places worth going to in Metro Manila were international coffee chains like Starbucks, Seattle’s Best, CBTL, and UCC. But now, there…
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The Clock is Ticking: Groups Urge PRRD to Rush Ratification of Global Ban on Hazardous Waste Exports from Developed to Developing Countries
Groups urged President Duterte to rush the government’s long overdue ratification of the Basel Convention Ban Amendment
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Annual Report 2020-2021: What Lies Beyond The Horizon
2020 and 2021 will go down in history as the time when humanity was forced to take a really stark look into itself, as our actions and decisions through the last century finally came crashing back
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Greenpeace: Presidential bets’ economic agenda must be grounded on climate action
Climate policies centered on the rights of the people must be placed alongside ensuring job security and a green and just COVID19 recovery, in order to ensure economic stability
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Greenpeace: Candidates must present a meaningful agenda to address the climate and environmental crises
The next administration will be in power during a crucial window for climate action.
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Coal import dependence to worsen energy security in Southeast Asia; Governments must maximize Clean and Renewable Energy – Greenpeace
With no ambitious plans to boost clean and renewable energy in the energy mix, energy insecurity will be a recurring problem that will burden Filipinos and the world, on top of the climate and COVID19 crises.
