A book to help children in Asia prepare against disasters caused by climate change has been launched yesterday by Plan International, a development charity group working with communities in 45 countries.
Climate change has already deeply affected the economic growth and development of South Asia.
THE Philippines is looking to exceed last year’s record-breaking participation in Earth Hour, a worldwide one-hour power off campaign that aims to mitigate climate change, for this year’s event to be held this Saturday night.
THREE months after Typhoon Washi devastated parts of Mindanao, international aid agencies Tuesday said they are now focusing efforts on the “early recovery” of communities affected by the disaster.
THE Philippines stands to lose its lucrative tuna markets unless it fully embraces sustainable fishing practices, environmental group Greenpeace warned yesterday.
AS the country observed World Water Day yesterday, an environment official said 70 percent of the country’s available water of 160 billion cubic meters per year is wasted or lost.
PARLIAMENTARIANS from across the globe launched a new network to advocate policies that ensure justice for those affected by climate change.
FILIPINOS are all set to join this year’s Earth Hour campaign against climate change on March 31.
AN international project which aims to measure the effect of climate change on major coastal cities was launched in Manila last week.
THE call of Cagayan de Oro’s archbishop for a total log ban and a moratorium on mining got a boost from organizations and religious leaders.
THE planned earth-balling of some 183 trees to give way to a mall expansion project is “crazy mismanagement,” a bishop said.
THE Commission on Youth of Bacolod diocese spearheaded a mangrove planting activity in Silay City to protect the environment.
