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    Biodiversity

    Partnership for research and conservation gives hope for the Philippine eagle to thrive

    For the longest time, proof of Philippine eagles (Pithecophaga jefferyi) inhabiting Pasonanca Natural Park in Zamboanga City relied merely on brief sightings by forest guards or eagle feathers found on[…]

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    Climate Change · Energy

    Catholic bishop asks forgiveness for environmental failure of his generation

    By Bong Fabe CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY—A leader of the Roman Catholic Church in the Philippines has asked for forgiveness from the present generation and future generations of Filipinos for[…]

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    Environment advocates launched the “Withdraw from Coal” campaign during the Visayas-Wide Church-CSO Empowerment for Environmental Sustainability (ECO-CONVERGENCE) Summit in San Carlos, Negros Occidental.

    Climate Change · Energy

    PH banks urged to divest coal investments

    By John Leo Algo Church leaders and civil society groups urged last week Philippine financial institutions to divest themselves of coal-related investments and instead consider renewable energy projects. “Kita mismo, na[…]

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    Low Carbon Economy Congress Hearing

    Climate Change

    Solons, DOE support transition to renewable energy

    Members of the House of Representatives convened last week national government agencies to ensure that they are acting on climate change and fast-tracking the country’s energy transition. Deputy Speaker Loren[…]

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    When pangolins sense danger, they easily roll into a silent ball-like structure, making them an easy target for poachers. by PCSD

    Biodiversity

    Rescued Philippine pangolins released back into the wild

    Twenty Philippine pangolins, snatched by poachers to sell on the black market,  were released back into the wild on Saturday. Thanks to the collective effort of the Palawan Council for[…]

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    Community representatives protest outside of the BPI head office, calling for divestment from coal. credit John Leo Algo

    Energy

    Green groups protest financing of coal projects

    By John Leo Algo Climate justice organizations held a rally last week at the Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) in Makati calling on the bank and other major banks’[…]

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      • PH banks urged to divest coal investments
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