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Greenpeace statement on the killing of New Bataan 5
Violence is the last thing our country needs in the face of the worsening climate crisis.
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Greenpeace welcomes Coca-Cola’s key step toward goal of 25% of reusable packaging by 2030
A significant step in the right direction, but we will keep the pressure on Coca Cola to double its commitment.
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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…
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Lack of strong climate action in the face of supertyphoons unacceptable for Filipino communities
Amid relief and recovery efforts in the wake of Typhoon Rai (Odette), Greenpeace Philippines demanded an end to fossil fuels and stronger climate action....
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Live blog: Help communities affected by Super Typhoon Odette (int’l name Rai) #ReliefPH
Super Typhoon Odette (Rai) left at least 330,000 people displaced in parts of Visayas & Northern Mindanao
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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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Better Normal for Plastics Part 1: Shifting to a More Sustainable Use for Plastics through Reuse and Refill System
From writing this article, I hope to inform people about the prevalent plastic problem as well as the costs and benefits of the reuse and refill system
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What works for recycled wearables: Brand, cause, or cost?
Since the 1970s, recycling has been a noble mission for many. However, there are many big companies who’ve simply been riding the bandwagon, despite the failure of recycling to solve plastic pollution.
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Gascon, an ally for climate justice
Greenpeace statement on the passing of Commission on Human Rights Chair Chito Gaston
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PH urged to comply with new WHO air quality guidelines as Manila nearly triples ‘safe’ limits
Greenpeace Philippines urged the government to update the country’s air quality standards following Tuesday’s release of the World Health Organization’s (WHO) new guidelines.
