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

        December 16, 2020

      • Faith leaders call on institutions to divest from fossil fuel in the Philippines

        November 25, 2020

    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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    Waste

    7 out of 10 Filipinos favor a national single-use plastics ban, survey reveals

    Filipinos favor banning single-use plastics. That is according to a recent survey commissioned by the Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives (GAIA) and conducted by the Social Weather Stations (SWS) which[…]

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    3Taal volcano reuption by Luis Liwanag

    Disaster

    Taal roars after four decades of almost silence

    Photos By: Luis V. Liwanag and Text By Klaire Ting, VERA Files The people were still in a post-holiday mood – relaxing and heaving a sigh of relief with the[…]

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    COP25 time for action

    Climate Change · Eco-Cities · Energy

    COP25: Scaling up climate finance, adaptation action in vulnerable countries

    By Imelda V. Abano Climate adaptation funding for vulnerable countries, alongside mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions, has emerged as one of the top issues at the climate change conference in Madrid[…]

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    World leaders from more than 195 nations gather in Madrid for the UN Climate Change Conference COP25 to address the urgent calls on climate action. photo by Allan Jay Quesada

    Climate Change

    Climate-vulnerable Philippines clamor for justice at UN climate talks

    By Imelda V. Abano MADRID–Equity and bold action to tackle the threat of climate-related disasters hitting developing countries like the Philippines must figure prominently at the United Nations climate change[…]

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