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Greenpeace: #OdettePH another ‘wake-up call’ to address climate crisis
QUEZON CITY, Philippines (18 December 2021) – Since entering the country this week, Typhoon Odette made several landfalls, causing significant damage and displacing hundreds of thousands of people in Surigao,…
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Greenpeace denounces DOST-PNRI’s nuclear push
The best legacy that President Duterte can leave the Filipino people is to provide cheap, accessible, and renewable energy such as solar and wind
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Climate activists to CHR: Stand with communities, don’t delay climate justice
Ahead of International Human Rights Day, climate activists, typhoon survivors, farmers & fisherfolk trooped to CHR to demand Climate Justice
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Light up a Parol for Pasig River
In the spirit of the holidays, we're sending a message to city officials and candidates: light the way to better cities!
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Stories from our volunteers
Greenpeace volunteers come from all ages and backgrounds but are united in their passion for climate justice.
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ANALYSIS: Weak COP26 outcome signals need to strengthen NDC, phase out fossil fuels
As COP26 concludes with a lack of ambitious commitments to keep the global temperature below 1.5°C, Greenpeace Philippines called on the national government to take stronger actions to hold fossil fuel companies accountable and enable a rapid transition to renewable energy.
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Companies’ ‘interim’ waste collection schemes block PH’s transition to plastic-free economy, Greenpeace PH warns
Plastic neutrality is an ugly greenwashing scheme that forces people and communities to shoulder the costs of the impacts of plastic pollution created by companies.
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Greenpeace launches platform for citizen, MSME, LGU cooperation vs climate, pandemic crisis
A new online platform is set to bring people and their communities together in a bid to make cities more livable and loveable!
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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
