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Greenpeace demands HRep: drop dangerous nuclear bill, focus on RE
QUEZON CITY, Philippines (10 May 2023) — Reacting to the House Committee on Appropriations’ approval of the House bill that seeks to establish a nuclear regulatory framework, Greenpeace campaigner Khevin…
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Greenpeace on nuclear investments: PH gov’t should focus on renewable energy instead
QUEZON CITY, Philippines (02 May 2023) — During a meeting with President Marcos Jr. in Washington, US-based nuclear energy firm NuScale expressed interest in investing over USD 6 billion (more…
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Climate-impacted communities, advocates tell Shell at HQ: Stop drilling, pay up for loss and damage
Days after Shell announced an all-time high for its 2022 profits, members of climate-impacted communities with the support of Greenpeace Philippines delivered a demand letter to Shell at their headquarters today, and called on the company to stop profiting from destruction and pay reparations for climate impacts.
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Greenpeace on SONA: Drop nuclear, fossil gas plans – head straight to RE
If the President is sincere about acting on the environment and climate, he should head straight for genuine renewable energy – and stop promoting nuclear and fossil gas.
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On latest IPCC report, Greenpeace: PH gov’t must stop procrastinating on climate action
QUEZON CITY, Philippines (05 April 2022) – Following the release of the third part of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC) Sixth Assessment Report, Greenpeace renewed its demand on…
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Greenpeace: Presidentiables still need a better understanding of RE, energy transition
QUEZON CITY, Philippines (04 April 2022) – The presidential debate held by Comelec on Sunday finally addressed some aspects of the climate issue. In particular, candidates Leni Robredo, Leody de…
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Greenpeace: Next president to ‘hit the ground running,’ must address climate crisis from roots
“The next president can no longer put the climate crisis on the sidelines and argue that the country has other problems to solve. Without concrete and urgent actions, the climate crisis is poised to worsen the country’s health, economic, and other challenges.”
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Greenpeace raises alarm as climate crisis continues to threaten ‘Odette’ survivors
QUEZON CITY, Philippines (30 December 2021) – As orange and red rainfall warnings were raised Wednesday in areas still recovering from Typhoon Odette (int’l name: Rai), Greenpeace called on the…