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Groups urge faster renewable energy shift amid Mindoro energy strain

Church and environmental groups urge faster renewable energy transition as Mindoro conservation measures expose fossil fuel vulnerability

Mining-affected communities bring barricade protests to Manila, urge DENR to cancel...

Community leaders bring anti-mining barricade struggles to Manila, urging government to cancel permits and halt destructive mining operations

Indigenous groups renew call to scrap Philippine Mining Act on its...

Katribu renews call to scrap Philippine Mining Act, citing land grabs, environmental destruction, and violations of ancestral rights

Interfaith volunteers plant 2,000 mangroves in Indonesia

Indonesian bishop joins youth and interfaith volunteers to plant 2,000 mangroves, advancing coastal restoration in South Lampung

Anti-mining coalition launched to protect Nueva Vizcaya

Civil society groups launch Defend Nueva Vizcaya Movement, backing Dupax del Norte resistance against Woggle Mining Corporation’s operations

Community resistance prompts suspension of Woggle mining exploration in Nueva Vizcaya

A temporary mining suspension intensified demands to end destructive extraction and address long-standing community grievances

CBCP fails to leave fossil fuels behind by 2025

If Church leaders continue to fall short in action as much as in words, injustices in a long-suffering nation will continue to be perpetuated

Unrestricted mining is destroying communities and the environment

Let us not fool ourselves into believing that extractive open-pit mining is for the benefit of the Filipino people, it is not.

Mainline Protestant churches urge halt to mining project after police dispersal...

Mainline Protestant churches condemn police dispersal in Nueva Vizcaya, urge mining halt and protection of ancestral land, livelihoods

Antipolo mayor calls for review of wind turbines in Rizal’s fragile...

Antipolo City mayor urges DENR and Vena Group to reconsider wind turbine sites in Rizal’s environmentally sensitive karst landscapes

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