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Greenpeace reactive on Duterte’s call for stronger climate commitments at UN
Pres. Duterte, in his speech to the UN, has called on all parties to the Paris Agreement to honor their commitments to fight the climate crisis.
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Groups: Imminent conclusion of 5-year climate change petition key to securing Filipinos against future crises
A pending resolution to a climate and human rights inquiry will be key to securing the future of Filipinos post-pandemic
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Greenpeace calls out Nestle for false claims on plastic neutrality
Greenpeace Philippines expressed dismay over Nestlé Philippines’ claim that it has achieved “plastic neutrality” amid lack of concrete plans to....
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Greenpeace demands labor rights, sustainability in PH, SEA tuna industry
Greenpeace urged Philippine-based tuna canneries to step up improvements in their systems and business practices to address issues on labor rights, sustainability, and ...
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Greenpeace to Nestle: Phase out sachets, not just straws
Rather than substituting one single-use material for another, we call on companies to be accountable for the waste they produce and eliminate all types of single-use packaging.
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Protected bike lanes key to liveable cities: Greenpeace joins EDSA bike lane initiative
Protected bike lanes are essential for building better, more liveable cities. We joined biking advocates and key gov't agencies in providing frontliners and other bikers with pop-up bike lanes along EDSA.
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CHR eyes conclusion of case vs fossil fuel companies in August; Communities call for ‘climate justice,’ people-centered decisions
We seek no less than a groundbreaking decision that will give communities and people all over the world a strong rallying point to attain a better normal without fossil fuels, to demand ambitious climate action from governments, including regulations for the immediate and managed phaseout of fossil fuels, and to compel carbon majors to abandon…
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Greenpeace to gov’t: Support production of reusable PPEs to address shortage, waste issues
“Coming after President Duterte’s SONA, where he expressed his wish to see concerted efforts in protecting the environment for the rest of his term, it is imperative that the government act to curb the rise of PPE-related waste. Protecting the environment, public health and the Filipinos’ well being, including ensuring public participation in decision-making, should…
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Greenpeace statement on EO 116 mandating a study for the adoption of a National Position on a Nuclear Energy Program
Nuclear energy is the most expensive and most dangerous way to generate electricity, and can take 20 years to construct. It will only lock the country into perpetual dependence on imported fuels and debts, rendering our communities and our environment vulnerable to immense risks that we are ill-equipped to handle.
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Greenpeace reactive on Duterte’s SONA: ‘No mention of coherent policy agenda for recovery and beyond’
The COVID pandemic is happening against a backdrop of environmental destruction and the climate crisis that has been going on long before this pandemic, and—unless things change for the better—will persist and worsen well into the future.