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    Climate Change

    Why ‘loss and damage’ is the most bitterly fought-over issue at COP27 climate talks?

    By Imelda Abano While the COVID-19 pandemic is wreaking havoc across the world, climate change remains a long-term threat to millions of people suffering from increasing temperatures, rising seas, fiercer[…]

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    DENR Biodiversity Management Bureau Director Ricardo Calderon receives the complete WildALERT system and manuals from USAID Protect Wildlife Chief of Party Rebecca Paz.

    Biodiversity

    U.S. hands over P2.3M in equipment and wildALERT system to PH to protect wildlife

    As part of its support to strengthen wildlife law enforcement and protection in the Philippines, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) provided essential equipment and supplies to the[…]

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    Eco-Cities · Energy

    Transport groups call for ‘just transition’ in jeepney modernization

    By John Leo Algo Transport groups clamor for a ‘just clean energy transition’ in public utility vehicle (PUV) modernization program in the Philippines that secures both the livelihoods and welfare of[…]

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    adapt our world by Global Commission on Adaptation

    Climate Change

    Invest $1.8 trillion to adapt to climate change, says new global report

    Leaders from the Global Commission on Adaptation call on governments and businesses to take urgent action to innovate and advance climate adaptation solutions in light of new research findings. The[…]

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    closing plenary Asia Pacific Climate Week Bangkok photo credit UNFCCC

    Climate Change

    Filipino climate activists call governments to ramp up climate ambition

    By John Leo Algo Generations of Filipino activists urged governments to strengthen multi-sectoral approaches for solving the climate crisis during the Asia-Pacific Climate Week in Bangkok, Thailand. Ian Rivera, National[…]

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    Climate Change · Energy

    UN urges Asia-Pacific countries to shift away from coal toward renewable energy

    By John Leo Algo Asia Pacific leaders must accelerate clean growth and recognize the need to shift away from coal in push against climate change at the Asia-Pacific Climate Week[…]

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      • U.S. hands over P2.3M in equipment and wildALERT system to PH to protect wildlife
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