In #EleventhHour this week, Pinoy Climate Reality Leader Kato Sarmiento wrote about the call of the Philippine scientific community for the next administration to prioritize and take urgent action on the climate emergency.
In our column Eleventh Hour this week, Keith Brandon Cari-an of the 30×30 Southeast Asia Coalition urged the next administration to ensure that the country joins the High Ambition Coalition for Nature and People, an intergovernmental group that champions the protection of 30 percent of the earth’s land and ocean by 2030.
We must keep in mind that while recycling and upcycling are needed to manage existing plastic waste, the real solution is to stop the tap on the endless production of plastic. This was emphasized by Andrea Ong, Trisha Cruz, and Polly Javier of Climate’s Eight and Climate Reality Leader Dani Madriaga in our column Eleventh Hour this week.
There are many factors that could influence energy transition in the country but leveling the playing field for all types of technology will ultimately tip the scale toward renewable energy. This was pointed out by Pinoy Climate Reality Leader Paula Valencia in her article for our column Eleventh Hour at the Manila Bulletin this week.
In our column Eleventh Hour at the Manila Bulletin, Pinoy Climate Reality Leader Dave Albao wrote about “Wala Usik” economy, a movement to innovate sari-sari stores and other establishments to be free of single-use plastics.
In our column ‘Eleventh Hour’ this week, Pinoy Climate Reality Leaders Laurice Aquino and Kristine Galang asked, “Can the next set of leaders address the need to embed climate action and sustainability in our national and local economic development plans?”
