The sinking islands of Bilangbilangan and Batasan in Bohol are turning to renewable energy, installing solar panels to strengthen climate response and reduce dependence on fossil fuels.
Frank Nicol Melgar Marba, a climate survivor from the Philippines, delivers a powerful testimony in France, supporting scientists and activists on trial for protesting TotalEnergies’ fossil fuel projects. Marba calls for global accountability from fossil fuel companies and urges the Philippine government to take stronger climate action.
The Philippines’ powerful statement at the International Court of Justice’s Advisory Opinion (ICJAO) hearings has been lauded as a lifeline for climate-impacted communities, setting the stage for global climate accountability and justice.
As INC-5 wraps up, Greenpeace urges Southeast Asian nations to tackle the root cause of the plastic crisis—unchecked production—and calls for bold action to protect livelihoods and the environment.
The presence of 220 fossil fuel lobbyists at the INC-5 Global Plastics Treaty negotiations has sparked outrage among environmental advocates. Greenpeace calls on world leaders to prioritize the planet over profits, demanding decisive action against plastic pollution and its devastating impacts on vulnerable communities.
Accountability.Fish calls on WCPFC to open its General Meeting to media and end NGO exclusion from key compliance discussions, ensuring transparency and accountability.
Greenpeace Philippines, alongside communities and advocates, calls for an ambitious Global Plastics Treaty at the pivotal INC-5 talks in Busan, South Korea. Their message: “End Plastic Now.”