Tag: Environment
Rooftop solar drive seeks to cut Mindoro’s reliance on costly diesel...
The initiative links communities with solar providers and financing institutions while advocates tie energy transition to marine protection
Bishop calls reforestation ‘a big lie’ as 57,000 trees face cutting...
Pabillo criticized the government for allowing thousands of large trees to be cut from what he described as almost primeval forests for mining operations
Ecology program expands after survey found low awareness of Laudato Si’
Free teaching resources are helping Catholics connect faith, climate change and personal responsibility for care of creation worldwide
Pope Leo: ‘It is not yet too late’ to turn destruction...
Leo encourages Christians to embrace ecological conversion, transform destruction into life, and renew their commitment to caring for creation and the poor
Full enforcement of 50-year mining moratorium urged amid climate, corruption concerns
Care for creation requires confronting corruption, environmental destruction and policies that leave poor communities bearing the greatest burden
Anti-mining arrests in northern Philippines prompt calls for justice, dialogue
Church leaders urged authorities to respect rights, review mining safeguards and pursue dialogue amid tensions in Nueva Vizcaya
Worsening extreme weather sharpens Church call for climate action in Japan
Cardinal Kikuchi urged Catholics to treat care for creation, human dignity and peace as connected duties of faith together
Church assesses disaster needs as Nepal-Tibet floods leave hundreds missing
Caritas Nepal prepares relief response as communities, pilgrims and travelers face widespread destruction across the Himalayan border region
Flood control failure worsens leptospirosis outbreak
In most cases in the Philippines, patients contracted leptospirosis by wading through floodwaters they share with sewer rats
Philippine bishops press government to review, revoke Sibuyan mining pact
Church leaders cited biodiversity, community rights and past environmental conflicts in pressing authorities for a full review of Altai


















