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Court dismisses case against Philippine bishop, anti-mining defenders
The ruling strengthens efforts by Indigenous communities and advocates to protect land, water, livelihoods, and future generations
Philippine bishop says lawsuit will not deter Church’s environmental, Indigenous peoples’...
Church leaders say protecting watersheds, livelihoods, and Indigenous communities remains a moral duty despite legal challenges
Anti-nuclear groups invoke historic BNPP strike to oppose Marcos-era nuclear plans
Marking a landmark protest, activists urged the government to reject nuclear projects and accelerate renewable energy development
Over 1 billion children exposed to multiple climate hazards, with Asia...
UNICEF says converging climate hazards are disrupting health, education and safety for children across Asia and beyond
Survey finds Philippine firms most concerned globally over reliance on imported...
Executives linked electrification to economic resilience, warning that policy delays could weaken competitiveness and future investment
Palawan bishop calls for review of tree-cutting permits amid concerns over...
The pastoral appeal links environmental stewardship, public accountability, and community participation in decisions affecting Palawan’s future
Rights advocates question renewable energy project’s impact on Indigenous lands in...
Investigators documented alleged consent violations, livelihood disruptions, and environmental changes affecting Ayta communities near the solar project
Activists question ADB’s transition strategy amid climate, debt concerns
Communities across Asia say development financing continues to favor corporate interests while deepening debt and climate risks
Regional coalition launches campaign against fossil gas expansion in Coral Triangle
Campaigners cite growing threats to marine habitats, fisheries, and coastal communities as LNG projects expand regionwide
Religious order backs heritage protections as opposition grows to Laguna hydropower...
The dispute highlights tensions between infrastructure development, cultural preservation, environmental stewardship, and community participation
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