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    Category: Climate Change

    Police officers block climate activists protesting in front of the headquarters of Asian Development Bank during the annual meeting of the board of governors on May 4, 2018. They are calling to stop funding dirty energy sources and start supporting renewable energy in Asia. Image by AC Dimatactac

    Climate Change · Energy

    Governments’ fossil fuel production plans sabotaging climate goals

    Ahead of the crucial global climate change summit (COP26) in Glasgow that aims to encourage countries to take actions of limiting global temperature increases below 1.5 degrees Celsius, the United[…]

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    Climate Change · Energy

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

    Faith leaders called on institutions and individuals to pull out from fossil fuel investment in order to shift the world toward a low-carbon future. The clamor was made during the[…]

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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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    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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