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Greenpeace stands in solidarity with communities, demands climate justice and reparations on Yolanda 10th anniversary
Greenpeace today joined communities in Tacloban City and around the world in calling for reparations from fossil fuel companies for the impacts of the climate crisis.
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Yolanda survivors walk the last stretch of the Climate Justice Walk 2023 in Tacloban
Almost a month since leaving Manila’s Kilometer Zero and in time for Super Typhoon Yolanda’s 10th commemoration, the Climate Justice Walk team finally reached Tacloban, ‘Ground Zero’ of Yolanda (international name Haiyan).
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Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior in Tacloban City for Yolanda 10th anniversary
Ahead of the 10th anniversary of Super Typhoon Yolanda (international name: Haiyan), and five years since it last docked in the city, the Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior returned to Tacloban City this week to join climate-impacted communities in their demand for climate reparations from the world’s biggest oil and gas companies.
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A Mother’s Worry
In a world defined by a worsening climate crisis, Joanna Sustento, a new mother from Tacloban City cradling her recently-born son, grapples with the profound emotional tug-of-war that many individuals…
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Interview with Filipino youth representatives in the Climate Justice Camp
The Climate Justice Camp is a unique annual event that brings together hundreds of youth from across the Global South to build power in their journey towards climate justice. Led…
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From memories to heroes
In commemoration of the 10th year of Super Typhoon Yolanda (known internationally as Haiyan), the People's Museum of Climate Justice is poised to open its doors at the University of the Philippines Tacloban on November 6, 2023.
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Greenpeace ship returns to PH, demands climate justice for communities
Rainbow Warrior returns to the Philippine seas after four years to build support for the demand for reparations from the world’s biggest corporations for their role in the worsening climate crisis.
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What justice means for Filipino queer eco-warriors
We interviewed four queer eco-warriors from different parts of the Philippines about the state of our climate and how it connects with Filipino queer realities, and how we, as a society, can learn from their efforts in transcending the movement.
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Quezon City leads the fight against plastic pollution through sari-sari store-based refill hubs
Sari-sari stores in Quezon City will soon be playing a part in helping solve the country’s plastic problem. Ahead of the celebration of World Refill Day on June 16, the local government of Quezon City, Greenpeace Philippines, and Impact Hub Manila launched “Kuha sa Tingi,” an initiative establishing community-based refill hubs in sari-sari stores to…
