Environment and climate activists are pinning their hopes to the religious leaders and to Pope Francis, rather than on politicians, on the need for ecology, climate change and environmental protection.[...]
Government has now agreed on the criteria for selecting local government units (LGUs) who wish to use the People’s Survival Fund for climate adaptation measures. In the PSF Board[...]
LIMA—Among 160 countries, the Philippines emerged as the most affected country by extreme weather conditions in 2013 such as intense floods, droughts and fiercer typhoons, according to the Global Climate[...]
A short documentary film showing the aftermath of Typhoon Yolanda that destroyed most part of central Visayas last year won Best Short Documentary at the recent Cannes Short Film Festival[...]
As governments gather next week in Lima, Peru for a critical climate change negotiations leading to a new climate treaty in Paris in 2015, a new scientific report released on[...]
Environment and climate activists are pinning their hopes to the religious leaders and to Pope Francis, rather than on politicians, on the need for ecology, climate change and environmental protection.[...]
Government has now agreed on the criteria for selecting local government units (LGUs) who wish to use the People’s Survival Fund for climate adaptation measures. In the PSF Board[...]
LIMA—Among 160 countries, the Philippines emerged as the most affected country by extreme weather conditions in 2013 such as intense floods, droughts and fiercer typhoons, according to the Global Climate[...]
A short documentary film showing the aftermath of Typhoon Yolanda that destroyed most part of central Visayas last year won Best Short Documentary at the recent Cannes Short Film Festival[...]
As governments gather next week in Lima, Peru for a critical climate change negotiations leading to a new climate treaty in Paris in 2015, a new scientific report released on[...]
TACLOBAN CITY— One year ago, the world of millions of people has turned upside down when Supertyphoon Yolanda (Haiyan) brought a tsunami-like storm surges over central Philippines. The typhoon killed[...]
A year after Typhoon Yolanda wreaked havoc in central Philippines, killing more than 6,000 people and forced more than 4.1 million people to flee their homes, recovery efforts are still[...]
Worse floods ahead as climate warms 
Philippine forests are rapidly disappearing 
Philippines most affected by extreme weather events in 2013, says new risk study 
Polluted waters of Manila Bay can be saved 
P1 billion Climate change People’s Survival Fund now ready 
A reflection: Huge challenges ahead in finding new hope after Typhoon Yolanda 
Civil society groups in the Philippines turn to Pope Francis to protect the Earth 
The age of the Ifugao Rice Terraces is a ‘great mystery’ Locals move to protect fragile Boracay environment 
Water crisis looms in Davao 
