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6 Filipinas fighting for climate justice
This International Women’s Day, we are honoring the women taking back their rights from the grip of fossil fuel companies.
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Cavite City Open Dumpsite: A Pile of Lessons
All of us produce waste each day, and what you or I consider waste might not be worthless to someone else. But have you ever wondered where our personal, household, and office wastes are being disposed? Have you ever asked where your waste goes, what happens to it once you throw it out and what…
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Mabi David, author of ‘Paano Kumain ng Kulay?’
Eating healthier is a great habit to start as early as possible!
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Filipino farmers share ‘seeds of hope’
Ecological farmers in the Philippines have pooled their expertise and resources and travelled close to 600 km (370 miles) to help farmers in Dolores, Eastern Samar, get back on their feet following Typhoon Hagupit.
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We are not a ‘nation of 40 million cowards,’ but a country of 40 million heroes.
Join the fight in slaying the plastic monster!
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Territorial fight is an ecological tragedy
It is hard to forget those graphic images of sea turtles and giant clams being poached to be traded illegally, their habitats being polluted and destroyed — in the backdrop of heightened territorial dispute in the South China Sea, which the Philippines now refers to as the West Philippine Sea.
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[Blog] WHEN THE TIDE BECOMES THE TEACHER
Did you know that in Batasan, a small island in Bohol, there’s a classroom that floods during high tide?
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Isyu ng mamamayan ang dapat unahin, hindi pulitika
Hawak-hawak ko noon ang mabigat na banner habang ito’y hinahampas ng malakas na hangin. Tinatanaw ko ang kakaunting lumitaw na mga kasamahan sa mga oras na iyon, ang ilan ay…
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How Filipinos Celebrated Mother’s Day Before Shopping Malls
It’s that special time of the year to remind us that we need to always show our appreciation and love to our Nanay–o tumatayong Nanay–who nurtured and cared for us everyday.
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Defending Our Future: The Energy Transfer SLAPP Case and the Fight for Free Speech
The lawsuit against Greenpeace International and Greenpeace entities in the USA by Energy Transfer feels like a punch to the gut—a brutal reminder that those who destroy our home will stop at nothing to silence those who protect it.
