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Greenpeace: Senate hearing must call for accountability from oil companies
At today’s Senate inquiry on the oil spill caused by the sinking of MT Terranova, Greenpeace Campaigner Jefferson Chua said:
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Government must investigate cargo owner and hold them accountable for the ongoing oil spill
Reports have come out that the Philippine Coast Guard confirmed that a subsidiary of San Miguel Shipping and Lighterage Corporation chartered the MT Terranova. Greenpeace climate campaigner Khevin Yu said,
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As Typhoon Carina and southwest monsoon flood Luzon, Greenpeace calls for climate justice
As torrential rains batter most of Luzon and with Metro Manila now placed under a state of calamity, Greenpeace calls on President Marcos for climate action.
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Greenpeace statement on people’s win against genetically modified rice
The decision is a monumental win for Filipino farmers and Filipino people who have for decades stood up against genetically modified (GM) crops.
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Women Standing up for Climate Justice: Interview with Mayor Mergal, Salcedo Eastern Samar
As we wrap up this Women’s Month, Mayor Rochelle Mergal of Salcedo, Eastern Samar shares her story of leadership and advocacy amid the crisis her constituents are facing — highlighting the role of women in the struggle for climate justice.
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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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Hungry for change: 5 ways climate change affects our food
Climate change isn't just an uninvited guest at our culinary table; it's rearranging the entire menu. It affects every aspect of our food, from the fields to the sea, and even the price we pay for our daily nourishment.
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What is climate change and why you should care
Climate change is like the plot of an unpredictable suspenseful thriller, with real-world consequences that would put any blockbuster to shame.
