Philippine Network of Environmental Journalists (PNEJ)
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,[…]
PARIS, France – Migration highlights the human aspect of climate change. According to the International Organization for Migration (IOM) they are firming up the recognition of human migration as a[…]
