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When deciding in the upcoming elections, think of our children and future generations not having the same quality of life that we can still enjoy now.

Last March, Dr. Deo Florence Onda made history as the first Filipino to reach Emden Deep, the third deepest part of the Earth. At 34,100 feet below sea level, the Filipino scientist was shocked to find plastic in one piece. It seems that man-made plastics have reached the world’s most remote areas well before humans.

It’s been more than a century of habitat destruction, pollution, invasive species spread, overharvesting, climate change, and excessive population growth. Undeniably, human activities have really pushed millions of species to the brink of disappearing—the current extinction crisis is clearly of our own making.

“Where can we find hope during the pandemic while facing the climate crisis?” There is one answer: the youth.

Now more than ever, the world needs to pay attention to the reality and situation of those that are holding the line for the forests. The world can no longer pretend to not see and hear the plight on the ground.

A clean energy future in Mindanao is plausible and welcome. The technology is accepted. The people are ready.

Save Philippine Seas and Mondelez Philippines partner for marine preservation through information and highlighting the importance of segregation and finding alternatives.

With youth comprising at least 10 percent of our population, I believe that their knowledge, expertise, and valuable experience should be tapped to create more encompassing climate policies.

If we do not act decisively to reduce our carbon footprint so that global temperatures would not go beyond the average of 1.5 degrees Celsius, the situation would be worse.

A staunch environmentalist, Villar has been leading the campaign in the conservation of our environment to even hold at bay climate change that could endanger all forms of life on earth.

Plastic management is the main problem for single-use plastics because it does not decompose, causing havoc in other ecosystems.

This International Youth Day, let’s remember that it’s our human family that we’re fighting for and it will always be worth fighting for.

We are one of the world’s top plastic-polluting countries due to our tremendous plastic consumption yet paltry plastic waste management efforts.

For us in the Climate Reality Philippines, this is an opportune time to underscore the fact that disaster resilience will only be possible if we address the triple planetary emergency we face today as a nation—climate disruption, declining ecosystems, and escalating pollution.

From redesigning product packaging, developing sustainable lifestyle program for employees to community programs, they covered it all

The Manila Bulletin Environment Section and The Climate Reality Project Philippines are proud to launch this new weekly column that will serve as a new space for honest and timely climate conversations.

The project is unique from other tree planting programs as it adheres to a more holistic approach to ensure sustainability.

A total of 84 Green sea turtle hatchlings were released by CENRO Culasi on June 27, 2021 at Brgy. San Francisco Norte, Tibiao, Antique.