This month in #RealiTalk, Dr. Bernardo Sepeda walked us through the impacts of the climate crisis on educational institutions in the country. He also shared how De La Salle Araneta University has embedded sustainability, climate action, and disaster risk reduction into its curriculum and operations.
Ahead of the Micro, Small, and Medium-sized Enterprises (MSME) Day on June 27, we talked to Pinoy Climate Reality Leader Nicole Bernice Limlengo about the government’s efforts to help MSMEs cope with the impacts of climate change and enabling them to pursue a low-carbon pathway.
In this month’s #RealiTalk, Pinoy Climate Reality Leader Paula Alcoseba delves into us how humanity’s actions are affecting the oceans and its ability to mitigate climate change.
In this #EarthDay2022 special of #RealiTalk, Philline reminds us why the time is right for renewable energy transition in the Philippines and how the transition could provide affordable, reliable, and secure energy to the Filipino people, especially to Mindanaoans.
In celebration of World Water Day with the theme “Groundwater: Making the Invisible Visible,” this month’s Realitalk dives deeper into the current state of groundwater management in the country and the impacts of the climate crisis on the quality and quantity of groundwater and consequently to the ecosystems they serve.
For this month’s Realitalk, we talked to Pinoy Climate Reality Leader Alfredo Coro II about the impacts of Typhoon Odette (international name Rai) on the municipality of Del Carmen, Siargao where he serves as Vice Mayor. In this feature, he walked us through the climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction measures implemented in his municipality that helped reduce loss and damage from Odette—from climate change education, mangrove rehabilitation, establishment of sea walls against storm surges to the conduct of climate and disaster risk assessment and updating of local climate change action and disaster risk reduction plans.
