Tag: Environment
Chinese dams held back Mekong waters during drought, study finds
The effect of China's 11 dams on the upper Mekong has long been debated, but data has been scarce
Philippine church, green groups decry dispersal of anti-mining protesters
Anti-mining activists said there should be no activity inside the mines because the mining contract of the company has already expired
Should the Philippines adopt nuclear energy?
Energy from nuclear activities threatens human life and the lives of creatures big and small
Philippine groups mark ‘Mining Hell Week,’ demand policy change
A bill in Congress aims to conserve non-renewable mineral resources by adopting a ‘sustainable and rational’ mineral management
A whole-of-nation approach to environmental challenges in the Philippines
Preparing future generations to meet their own needs is precisely what Church and faith-based groups are trying to do
Philippine bishops meet with tribal leaders, warn against destructive ‘development’
The church leaders said the Lenten season is an opportunity for everyone to focus on God’s gift of creation and respect for the Earth
Water pollution endangers the ‘Heart of Cambodia’
Contaminated water from Tonle Sap Lake is creating serious health problems for many Cambodians
As Myanmar farmers lose their land, sand mining for Singapore is...
Sand mining has been blamed by scientists for damaging sensitive ecosystems around the world, accelerating coastal and riverine erosion
Catholics prepare for Laudato Si’ Week
'What kind of world do we want to leave to those who will come after us?' the pope asks
Philippine diocese calls for stop to operations of Australian mining firm
Congressional inquiry looked into OceanaGold's application for the renewal of its mining rights for another 25 years