The Climate Reality Project Philippines lauds House Resolution No. 02605 expressing the sense of the House of Representatives for climate justice, strengthened implementation of climate change and environmental sustainability laws in the country, and for developed countries to deliver on their commitments.
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.
There is a dire need for the enactment of House Bill (HB) No. 9147 or the Single-use Plastic Products Regulation Act on account of the grave impacts of plastic pollution in the country, according to a policy note recently released by a group of AB Development Studies students at the Ateneo De Manila University and The Climate Reality Project Philippines
The election of Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. as president poses real questions to the future of democracy and climate action in the Philippines, one of the world’s most climate-vulnerable nations. We wrote about what is at stake in the next six years and how we intend to navigate this new era of Philippine democracy.
Strong climate leadership is an imperative in this critical decade for climate action—our last window of opportunity to limit global warming to 1.5˚C. This was emphasized by youth leaders and climate advocates in the 27th episode of The Climate Reality Project Philippines’ Klimatotohanan webcast series entitled “Boto ng Kabataan para sa Klima at Kinabukasan.”
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.
