Tag: Environment
SPOTLIGHT: ‘Miracle spice’ changing lives of women in Indian village
Church program in rural India giving hope and empowering women to be self-reliant while doing the "impossible" as a "service to God"
Green group raises alarm over bill on plastic use that allegedly...
A 2019 research by the group Nature Climate Change found that if plastic was a country, it would be the fifth largest emitter in the world
Marcos urged to listen to communities affected by coal-fired power plants
“He should involve the communities and civil society, including the academe, in making an educated decision”
Scientists, tribesmen, notables join outcry against quarries
Quarrying destroys the karst dating back to the Paleocene epoch 66-56 million years ago in the Marikina watershed
Green activists report ‘fresh wave’ of surveillance, harassments
Posters tagging several progressive groups as “communist fronts” were thrown at the gates of offices of pro-environment NGOs
Diocese of Boac to ask Marcos to declare Marinduque province ‘mining-free’...
The prelate said about 83 percent of the small island is “mineable” and "if we let the miners in, nothing will be left of the island"
Promote sustainable agriculture
Agriculture has only contributed .02% to the Gross Domestic Products (GDP) in the last decade in the Philippines
Photos: Pedal for People and Planet on World Environment Day 2022
Climate activists and bikers pedaled in the Philippine capital on Sunday, June 5, 2022, to mark this year’s World Environment Day
Environment matters: ‘Only One Earth!’
Plenty of cosmetic activity and tokenism are expected on Sunday, June 5, when the world marks World Environment Day
Greenpeace calls on president-elect Marcos to prioritize renewable energy, not nuclear
Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has reiterated his support for nuclear power, calling it the "cleanest and cheapest" energy source















