Philippine Network of Environmental Journalists (PNEJ)
KATOWICE, POLAND – Despite its limited contribution to the global greenhouse gas emissions, the Philippines is highly vulnerable to the adverse impacts of climate change. There has been growing recognition[…]
By KLAIRE TING, VERA Files October 18, 2018 The number of tropical cyclones entering the Philippines is slightly decreasing, but their intensity is “becoming stronger,” according to Dr. Rosa Perez,[…]
By Maria Elena Catajan VERA FILES’ Earth Files, September 30, 2018 A mining town now wants a return to farming. Itogon mayor Victorio Palangdan says he is ready to go[…]
BONN, Germany — As world leaders gather in Bonn for UN Climate Conference COP23 under the presidency of Fiji, on the Pacific islands climate change is already affecting people’s lives. It[…]
TACLOBAN CITY – Super typhoon Yolanda (international name: Haiyan) that hit the Philippines in November 2013 brought unprecedented devastation: displaced and affected more than 18.4 million people, killed more than[…]
Biodiversity · Climate Change · Disaster
Today, March 23, 2016 will be a historic moment for the Philippines as it launches its first micro-satellite into space. The microsatellite known as DIWATA-1, weighs approximately 50 kilograms,[…]
