Energy campaigners recognized the potential of the Green Energy Option Program (GEOP) as a means for companies and workplaces to generate savings from power costs, while reducing carbon emissions.
Recognizing the urgent need to address the pressing environmental challenges facing our planet, around 50 students from Palawan State University (PSU) pledged their unwavering commitment to creating a low-carbon, plastic-free, and climate-resilient university community
Harnessing power from renewable energy (RE) through the Green Energy Option Program (GEOP) reduces at least 10% of electricity costs and advances the sustainability goals of businesses, according to entities like Globe Telecom, Inc. and Arthaland during the virtual sessions of “REalTalk: A Movement Building Workshop on Renewable Energy” held in March.
The Climate Reality Project Philippines is set to hold this year’s “REalTalk: A Movement Building Workshop on Renewable Energy,” which aims to engage and capacitate more Filipino Climate Reality Leaders and energy advocates to communicate the benefits and opportunities of renewable energy.
The enactment of the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Act of 2022 is a good start but more transformational and progressive policies, programs, and business practices are needed to enable a circular economy for the Philippines.
As part of a larger effort to bring arts, culture, and youth engagement into climate discussions, the second Poets for Climate Exhibit opened yesterday at the University of Makati featuring selected poems and artworks depicting how the climate crisis is undoing and transforming the landscapes and places we call home.
