December 22, 2016Bikers ride against fossil fuels in Baliwag, Bulacan We call on motorists to share the road, as well as to promote the use of bicycles as an alternative form of transportation to minimize...
November 30, 2016Ecological plunder – never again. Marcos’s destructive track record of plunder and repression outshines the glitter of the martial law’s golden age. It is hard to reconcile how one leader...
November 18, 2016Activists storm international coal summit Coal industry branded “enemy of the climate, enemy of Filipino people”
November 10, 2016Rising above the wreckage Three years after Haiyan, the strongest storm in recorded history, made landfall and devastated central Philippines, there is still much work to be done to...
November 10, 2016From Yolanda to Lawin: disaster preparedness in the face of the climate crisis in the Philippines Recognizing that the most vulnerable nations on Earth to the climate crisis also are the least culpable in causing it, the principle of common but...
November 9, 2016350.org Responds to Election of Donald Trump We’re not giving up the fight and neither should the international community.
November 7, 2016Duterte relents on Paris pact position With the Philippines being rated as among the most climate vulnerable countries worldwide, our status as a country that would ratify the agreement advances the...
October 25, 2016The brewing storm of inaction We have the most to lose and very little to gain if we pursue the myopic track of seeing emissions reduction as an obstruction to...
October 19, 2016Beyond Survival: Super Typhoon Haima and the Paris Agreement While rightfully asserting that industrialized nations make decisive steps towards a low-carbon future, the Philippines must continue to show its leadership internationally by seeking aggressive...
October 13, 2016The entitled, privileged and demanding millennial in the age of global climate crisis By: Zaira Patricia Baniaga Few days before September ends, we were stunned by the news about a farmer who was shot...