To successfully end humanity’s toxic relationship with plastics, Pinoy Climate Reality Leader Ma. Adavieve Mella Lasam wrote in our column Eleventh Hour that there is a need to fundamentally change the way we depend on them, and the way we and the way we create, use, and dispose of them.
This month in #RealiTalk, we discussed the role of renewable energy in electrifying off-grid areas and small islands in the Philippines with Pinoy Climate Reality Leader Gabriel Silan.
In our column Eleventh Hour this week, youth Climate Reality Leaders Dani Madriaga and Keith Ancheta emphasized that there are no boomers, millennials, or Gen Z’s in a vanishing Earth. To save ourselves in the world we know and love today, we must be one: the generation that acted on climate—the generation that fought and won.
Renewable energy systems tailored fit per locality are the best solution to rising fossil fuel prices and energy poverty across the Philippines. This was highlighted by Cebu-based clean energy advocate Jovie Gil Montajes during the third episode of Klima Ug Kalikupan, a joint webcast series by Cebu Technological University (CTU) and The Climate Reality Project Philippines.
In our column Eleventh Hour this week, Pinoy Climate Reality Leader Via Roderos wrote about the need to incorporate environmental sustainability into the healthcare sector.
Policymakers and local chief executives should ensure the meaningful participation of the youth in disaster risk reduction and management (DRRM) and climate change adaptation programs and initiatives, experts and youth climate activists said during the National Disaster Resilience Month episode of the Stories for a Better Reality webcast series.
