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Better Normal for Plastics Part 3: Some Case Studies of Reuse & Refill Stores
Benefits of reuse & refill through the lens of early adopters
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ANALYSIS: Weak COP26 outcome signals need to strengthen NDC, phase out fossil fuels
As COP26 concludes with a lack of ambitious commitments to keep the global temperature below 1.5°C, Greenpeace Philippines called on the national government to take stronger actions to hold fossil fuel companies accountable and enable a rapid transition to renewable energy.
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COP26: Haiyan survivor calls on CHR to issue report on climate change, human rights investigation
Filipino communities at the climate frontlines should not be made to wait for justice as every day of delay means another day of compounded human rights harms in the context of climate change.
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Better Normal for Plastics Part 2: The Costs and Benefits Associated with Reuse and Refill System
Due to the impact of plastic packaging on the environment, consumers have become more mindful and have been asking for less wasteful and more eco-friendly product options.
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Greenpeace PH slams Cusi, PH govt non-commitment to phase out coal at COP 26
“Greenpeace denounces in the strongest possible terms the Philippine government’s shameless climate hypocrisy and its lack of political will to end coal use and chart a decisive path away from dependence on fossil fuels.
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Companies’ ‘interim’ waste collection schemes block PH’s transition to plastic-free economy, Greenpeace PH warns
Plastic neutrality is an ugly greenwashing scheme that forces people and communities to shoulder the costs of the impacts of plastic pollution created by companies.
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Greenpeace PH to Sec Dominguez: Call for justice, accountability, and fossil fuel phaseout at Glasgow
Ahead of the start of the climate talks in Glasgow on Sunday, Greenpeace Philippines called on the country’s delegation to champion climate justice.
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Greenpeace launches platform for citizen, MSME, LGU cooperation vs climate, pandemic crisis
A new online platform is set to bring people and their communities together in a bid to make cities more livable and loveable!
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Joint Statement on the Climate and Environmental Justice Impacts of Plastics
PH organizations call on consumer goods companies and the plastic industry to urgently phase out single-use plastics packaging and adopt reuse systems.
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Brand Audit 2021: Greenpeace PH urges gov’t to scrutinize top plastic polluters’ false sustainability claims
Report revealed Coca-Cola, Universal Robina Corporation, Nestlé, Procter&Gamble and Mondelez are top polluters in PH
