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Protect VIP warns Supreme Court vessel monitoring ruling could weaken fight...

Environmental coalition warns weakened vessel oversight could expose municipal waters, coastal livelihoods and marine ecosystems to illegal incursions

Japanese-backed LNG projects draw protests in Batangas amid rising energy costs

Communities and advocates protest gas expansion in Batangas, warning of rising costs, ecological risks, and prolonged fossil fuel dependence

Fuel crisis pushes fisherfolk deeper into uncertainty, groups press for state...

Environmental groups said the crisis highlights the risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels, particularly in ecologically sensitive areas

Caritas PH presses new environment chief on Verde Island Passage

Caritas Philippines calls DENR leadership transition a justice test as oil spill accountability remains unresolved three years later

COP30 experts flag rising fossil fuel threats in Amazon and Southeast...

New data at COP30 shows fossil fuel expansion encroaching on key ecosystems, prompting calls for urgent global protection measure

Alminaza: We must stand up to European banks financing the climate...

It is one of the places where the Creator’s hand can be clearly seen. But scientists tell us that its beauty is much more than skin deep

Verde Island fisherfolk press election hopefuls to protect marine corridor, livelihoods

“We challenge aspiring leaders to show genuine commitment to protecting both our environment,” said Fr. Edwin Gariguez

‘Matter of conscience’: Filipino clergy invoke Laudato Si’ in defense of...

There is a need to embrace “integral ecology,” which ties environmental protection to social justice and the dignity of future generations

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.”

Two years after disaster, fisherfolk still await full compensation

Many fisherfolk continue to struggle, with some still awaiting compensation while others claim the payments they received were inadequate

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