Tag: Greenpeace

Environmental group says recurring waste surges demand producer accountability, stronger reuse systems and community-based measures

Global Plastics Treaty talks risk a weak deal, ignoring production cuts, as Philippine groups push for stronger action.

Filipinos show the highest global support for taxing polluters, signaling growing demand for climate accountability and government action

Church-run shelter offers psychosocial support through art, helping flood-displaced children cope with trauma and regain emotional stability

Environmental and youth groups urge Marcos to act on climate crisis and flooding as thousands remain displaced nationwide

It warned against institutionalizing approaches that merely appear sustainable while creating new environmental and public health risks

Research indicated that reuse models could cut plastic pollution by 30% and reduce greenhouse gas emissions from packaging production by 80%

On July 22, Marcos Jr. highlighted the country's role on the Board of the Loss and Damage Fund, for which the Philippines secured a seat

Greenpeace noted that President Marcos’s commitment will be judged by his domestic policies and his stance in international forums

With potential revenue reaching USD 720 billion by the end of the decade, the tax could significantly aid the most vulnerable countries