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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

Verde Island Passage still at risk: Groups urge stricter regulations on...

Concerns over the Verde Island Passage persist, as the area remains a crucial shipping lane and a hub for fossil fuel developments

Fossil fuel expansion endangers Verde Island Passage biodiversity, Philippine group warns...

The Verde Island Passage, a key marine corridor within the Coral Triangle and one of the world’s richest biodiversity hotspots

Advocates demand urgent protection for Verde Island Passage following new oil...

Gariguez stressed the need for stronger protective measures. He urged the government to declare the VIP as a protected area

Fishers, advocates fear destruction of marine ecosystem in the name of...

Instead of protection, the partnership spelled “impending destruction” for the groups, which could threaten two million coastal populations

Filipino fisherman appeals to European banks to halt fossil fuel investments

“We are suffering now and you are continuing funding, financing fossil gas. It’s a big question for me. Why?” he said.

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