Tag: Environment
SPOTLIGHT: ‘Miracle spice’ changing lives of women in Indian village
Church program in rural India giving hope and empowering women to be self-reliant while doing the "impossible" as a "service to God"
Indian weddings go green with new tree-planting traditions
Indian communities are planting trees to celebrate local customs and events such as weddings and funerals to help restore degraded land
Mindanao bishop says fight against open-pit mining not over despite veto...
“We remain vigilant until the present threat to amend the lifting of the open-pit mining ban is completely done,” said Bishop Cerilo Casicas
Environment matters: ‘Only One Earth!’
Plenty of cosmetic activity and tokenism are expected on Sunday, June 5, when the world marks World Environment Day
Climate activists protest Japanese financial institution’s support for fossil fuel projects
Climate activists call on Japan's SMBC to plug the "numerous loopholes in its coal sector policies"
Thai retired teacher honored with ‘Green Nobel Prize’ for defense of...
Niwat, also known as Kru Thi among friends, distinguished himself for the uncompromising defense of the Mekong River
Filipinos brace for early onset of rainy season caused by climate...
La Niña, a weather pattern that drives more rains, is in effect, resulting in the increased likelihood of above normal rainfall conditions
Liberate humanity from unbridled materialism
Let us liberate humanity from the quagmire of so much unbridled materialism and consumerism
Green groups welcome court decision to award damages to survivors of...
The court ruled in favor of at least 30 plaintiffs against the Marcopper Mining Corporation for a mine spill in 1993
Catholic diocese holds ‘solidarity walk’ against open-pit mining in southern Philippines
Governor Reynaldo Tamayo Jr. vowed to create a technical working group to study the decision of the provincial board