Philippine Network of Environmental Journalists (PNEJ)
Text and photos by Alanah Torralba Pablo Rosales, a fisherman from Cavite, still remembers how the Manila Bay used to bring them a bountiful catch everyday. “In[…]
By Imelda V. Abano , 24 May 2018 Internews, Nukuʻalofa, Tonga A new network of environmental journalists in the Pacific region will enhance their reporting skills through training, grants and mentoring. “It is[…]
By Purple Chrystyl Romero If you don’t know the connection or the common denominators between the Bonn climate change intersessionals and the recently-concluded barangay or village elections in the Philippines, then it’s[…]
By Purple Romero Even if it’s not meant to be “adversarial,” the Commission on Human Rights (CHR) wrapped up its first hearing to determine the liability of carbon major[…]
Millions of people are on the frontline of climate change – they face rising seas, increasing temperatures, frequent flooding and extreme weather events such as typhoons and droughts. With the[…]
BONN, Germany – Amid growing global momentum to finance climate action and sustainable development, the UN’s top environmental body and the World Bank Group today released research to help governments and the[…]
