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The landslide draws parallels to the Payatas tragedy 25 years ago. [photo credit: The Freeman Facebook]
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Cebu landfill disaster underscores Philippines’ ongoing waste crisis

Staff Writer Jan 9, 2026 0

The Cebu City landfill landslide highlights systemic failures in the Philippines’ waste management system, echoing the 1995 Payatas tragedy and…

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Angola LNG converts associated gas into exportable LNG while reducing emissions.
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Africa harnesses natural gas to drive growth and energy independence

Staff Writer Dec 24, 2025 0

African nations are pivoting from export-focused gas policies to domestic markets, leveraging natural gas to power industries, stabilize grids, and…

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NJ Ayuk earns recognition on New African’s Most Influential Africans of 2025 list for his leadership on Africa’s energy future.
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NJ Ayuk named among New African’s most influential Africans of 2025

Staff Writer Dec 20, 2025 0

African Energy Chamber Executive Chairman NJ Ayuk has been recognized by New African magazine as one of the continent’s most…

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Greenpeace calls for accountability as Filipinos rebuild after Uwan’s devastation. [photo credit: Jilson Tiu | Greenpeace]
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Super Typhoon Uwan surge damages La Union coastlines

Staff Writer Nov 12, 2025 0

Super Typhoon Uwan brought a powerful storm surge to La Union, damaging homes and businesses still recovering from earlier storms.

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Thierry Lepercq to present HyDeal Ambition’s green hydrogen strategy in Dakar.
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HyDeal Ambition to spotlight green hydrogen plans for Africa at MSGBC Oil, Gas & Power 2025

Staff Writer Nov 4, 2025 0

HyDeal Ambition Founder Thierry Lepercq will speak at MSGBC Oil, Gas & Power 2025 in Dakar, highlighting green hydrogen expansion…

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Climate survivors unfurl a five-trillion-dollar “polluter’s climate bill” outside the FRLD board meeting.
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Climate survivors urge Marcos to ensure climate loss and damage funds reach communities

Staff Writer Oct 31, 2025 0

Climate survivors backed by Greenpeace Philippines pressed President Marcos to guarantee loss and damage funds go directly to vulnerable communities…

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Super Typhoon Nando slams Philippines, exposes corruption in flood control projects

Staff Writer Sep 24, 2025 0

Super Typhoon Nando battered northern Philippines with landslides and flooding, while Greenpeace urged accountability for corruption and fossil fuel companies…

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African Development Bank headquarters, symbolizing leadership in Africa’s green transition.
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African Development Bank invests $40M in Alliance for Green Infrastructure in Africa Fund

Staff Writer Aug 14, 2025 0

The African Development Bank commits $40 million to the AGIA Project Development Fund’s first close, aiming to unlock $10 billion…

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climate change representation image [Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash ]
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Greenpeace urges new Philippine officials to tackle climate crisis

Staff Writer May 16, 2025 0

Following the announcement of the 2025 midterm election results, Greenpeace Philippines has called on newly elected officials to demonstrate climate…

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Typhoon survivors from Salcedo, Eastern Samar, delivered a letter to the SEC office in Makati, urging stricter climate accountability for corporations. Marking 11 years since Haiyan, they brought 11 ruined items as symbols of their loss. [Photo by Jilson Tiu | Greenpeace]
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Mandatory Sustainability Reporting: A crucial step toward corporate climate accountability in the Philippines

Staff Writer Feb 21, 2025 0

The Philippine SEC’s decision to mandate sustainability reporting for publicly listed companies by 2026 is being hailed by communities and…

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The Philippine Reuse Consortium 2 [Photo credit: Albert Lozada (Greenpeace PH)]
Jasper Inventor [photo credit: Greenpeace]
Residents help each other pack sandbags for their houses in preparation for Super typhoon Pepito (international name: Man-yi) in Legazpi Boulevard, Barangay Puro, Legazpi City, Albay province. [Greenpeace photo]
Frank Nicol Melgar Marba [photo credit: Greenpeace]
Communities stand strong, sending a message to leaders at INC-5: protect the planet. Credit: Noel Celis | Greenpeace.
A united front on the shores of La Union, demanding a plastic-free future. Credit: Noel Celis | Greenpeace.
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