Philippine Network of Environmental Journalists (PNEJ)
By John Leo Algo, Climate Reality Project – Philippines The Philippines took another step towards a greener future when the local officials of Negros Occidental issued an executive order on[…]
Even if countries manage to cut emissions to the targets outlined in the 2015 Paris Agreement on climate change, winter temperatures in the Arctic will still be 3 to 5°C[…]
Climate Change · Disaster · Eco-Cities
Imelda V. Abano, Earth Journalism Network, March 8, 2019 Every March 8, the world celebrates International Women’s Day to mark progress toward gender equality. Indigenous women, particularly in climate-vulnerable communities[…]
By Voltaire Tupaz, 8 March 2019, FYT; GMA News Online MOUNTAIN PROVINCE, Philippines – In the small village of the Pidlisan tribe in picturesque Sagada, northern Philippines, the mountains and the[…]
Negros Occidental becomes the latest province in the Philippines to declare itself coal-free. In an Executive Order (EO) signed by Governor Alfredo Maranon, Jr., the province committed itself to the[…]
By Klaire Ting, VERA Files, March 2, 2019 The sea turtle, commonly known as pawikan in the Philippines, is an endangered marine animal yet it continues to be harvested and[…]
