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10.10: Shopee, Lazada snub 14,000 Filipinos’ call for sustainable e-commerce practices
Youth and environmental groups today expressed dismay over e-commerce giants Lazada and Shopee’s continuous refusal to adopt zero-waste systems
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Filipino climate activists join call for equitable and inclusive climate summit
Filipino environmental activists, civil society groups around the world call for an inclusive climate summit amid the worsening COVID pandemic.
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This youth-led volunteer group is shaping policies for Albay’s #BetterNormal
In just a year, they successfully lobbied for the enactment of two policies that are instrumental for improving living conditions during and beyond the pandemic.
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Greenpeace: Duterte administration’s final year must do more to protect Filipino youth and communities through climate action
Following President Duterte’s last State of the Nation Address, Greenpeace Country Director Lea Guerrero said:
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The Projected Economic Impact of Extreme Sea-Level Rise in Seven Asian Cities in 2030
Extreme rising sea levels and flooding is a threat to coastal cities. Greenpeace East Asia selected seven cities in Asia that are economic centers and are located on or close…
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People-led initiative seeks to address lack of air quality watch in cities, coal-impacted communities
Air quality monitoring devices will be installed in Metro Manila cities as well as communities impacted by local coal plants
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Greenpeace challenges Meralco to decarbonize
Greenpeace today challenged Meralco, one of the country’s biggest energy companies, to abandon fossil fuels and re-orient their business towards renewable energy.
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‘Go beyond the hour’: Youth groups call for accountability from fossil fuel companies
The groups said heavy-polluting businesses must not pass the onus of reducing carbon emissions to individuals.
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Top PH plastic polluters revealed; Green groups renew call to ban SUPs
#BreakFreeFromPlastic movement revealed the top 10 local corporate plastic polluters in the PH
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Greenpeace reactive to DENR’s concerns over PPE’s impact on oceans, reefs
The DENR recently raised concerns over medical wastes, such as face masks and PPE affecting dive sites and coral reefs.
