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Life of a firefly
When was the last time you saw a field full of fireflies? In Bill Angelo Bontigao's "Life of a Firefly," a poem written in his native Bicol, he ruminates on waning innocence, gradual loss, and how our neglect threatens to dim the little lights we take for granted.
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A vote for the next generation
Greenpeace campaigner Virgina Benosa-Llorin reflects on the intersection of motherhood, climate anxiety, and the hope of having a say in what the future holds.
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The plastic-free shift: A viable option for big business
Plenty of businesses are starting their own sustainability initiatives, but only a few large companies are taking serious steps to slowly phase out single-use plastics from their operations. Stepping up…
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Greenpeace denounces PNRI-Valar Atomics nuclear deal: ‘Filipinos are not guinea pigs’
Greenpeace Philippines today condemned a nuclear agreement between the Philippine government and foreign business interests, following Valar Atomics Inc.’s announcement to construct a 100-kilowatt (kW) nuclear reactor in collaboration with…
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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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Annual Report 2022: Generation Climate Action
This annual report is more than a ledger of deeds; it is a chronicle of Greenpeace Southeast Asia’s unyielding voyage to safeguard the Earth’s most life-rich realms. It celebrates the victories borne of unity and carries the torch of hope for a legacy of sustainability for the generations yet to walk these paths.
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Negosyo napamura nang husto mga produkto sa pagtanggal ng single-use plastic
Kapag sinabing "environmentally friendly" ang isang produkto, iniisip na mahal, sosyal, at pangmayaman ito nang marami. Pero ang isang negosyo, may sikreto kung bakit abot-kaya ang kanilang sustainable cleaning products — ang pagtanggal ng single-use plastic (SUP) mula sa produksyon.
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Greenpeace Philippines statement on the Chair’s non-paper at INC-5
The choices made in the next 48 hours will determine whether we take decisive action against the plastic crisis or settle for a treaty that fails to address the root causes.
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Yolanda survivors to SEC: Strengthen corporate climate accountability
A day after the day of national mourning for the victims of Severe Tropical Storm Kristine, survivors of Super Typhoon Yolanda–the most powerful storm make landfall in the Philippines eleven years ago–urged the government to enforce stronger climate accountability policies for corporations.
