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Earth Day 2025: Advocates demand renewable energy, decry ‘tokenistic’ celebrations
Consumers carried a symbolic “bill” displaying the true costs of fossil fuel dependence as they marched to the headquarters of Meralco
Swiss Bank accused of fueling fossil projects amid global climate pledges
"The disruption of our marine ecosystems in the Philippines must never be at the price of your pursuit of greater profit.”
Philippine Catholic educators decry displacement of Palawan indigenous communities
Catholic educators expressed solidarity with Indigenous communities in Palawan facing eviction, condemning violence, and urging respect for ancestral rights, justice, and ecological protection.
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Catholic initiative in Indonesia transforms village into climate resilience model
Community waste management in the hamlet began taking shape in 2016 when Karangtanjung represented Sleman in the Climate Village competition
Iloilo’s waste-to-energy plan draws fire from environmental advocates
The groups argued that the public consultation held in February 2025 came too late and violated guidelines from the NEDA
Green groups seek halt to coal expansion amid pollution concerns in...
The study warned of long-term consequences such as heavy metal buildup, habitat damage, and toxicity to marine life
Activists decry court delays in case of environmental defenders who survived...
The scheduled hearing at the Plaridel Municipal Trial Court in Bulacan was called off on Monday due to the judge’s reported illness
Lipa archbishop urges ‘bold steps’ to address climate crisis
The prelate echoed the FABC’s appeal for the Church in Asia to respond to the climate emergency with “urgency, hope, and concrete action.”
‘Green Agenda 2025’ launched to push ecological justice in Philippine elections
The Green Agenda 2025 outlines 11 key policy priorities focused on ecological integrity, climate justice, and sustainable development
Rights advocates alarmed after court bars observers in abduction case
Dangla, who survived abduction and alleged torture in 2023, previously secured a provisional grant of legal protection from the Supreme Court


















