Tag: Environment
Faith-based green group backs Robredo candidacy
The group said it chooses to be "part of the ‘critical mass’ that acts and interacts to affect societal change and achieve the common good"
Obispo ng Puerto Princesa, nangangamba dahil sa patuloy na pagmimina
Ayon kay Bishop Mesiona, lubhang maaapektuhan ng pagmimina ang kabuhayan ng mga magsasaka dahil sa mga ginagamit na kemikal
Nuclear energy to worsen power, price woes, warn green activists, Catholic...
The huge costs of nuclear power will place a heavier burden on the economy and the environment, and on the health and finances of people
Parish forest project, paiigtingin ng Diocese of Tagbilaran
“I dream of having a forest in every parish para ma-inspire ang mga tao na magtanim ng hardwood trees at fruit bearing trees"
The ‘new normal’ is no different from the old one
In many ways, our society has adjusted to the so-called “new normal.” The question is, “How did the new normal make our lives better?"
Greenpeace warns of something ‘fishy’ in Philippines’ ‘midnight nuclear deals’
The Philippines and the US signed an MOU that aims to boost cooperation on developing the Philippines’ nuclear energy program
Catholic bishop of Bataan hits proposed rehabilitation of mothballed nuclear plant
In February, President Rodrigo Duterte signed an executive order adopting a nuclear energy program for the country
Green activists call on Philippine gov’t to stop playing with dirty...
Greenpeace says nuclear power will not solve the climate crisis, saying that the nuclear power plant life cycle contributes to climate change
Thailand makes green push with floating hydro-solar power project
The hybrid energy project aims to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 47,000 tons per year
Bishop joins green activists in calling for gov’t accountability on mining
The protest action was held simultaneously with “creative actions” in mining “Sites of Struggles” as part of "Mining Hell Week” activities

















