Tag: Laudato si
Columbans show divestment is possible in the Philippines
The Columban example is reflective of how the returns of divestment and subsequent reinvestment cannot be measured solely in monetary value
Japan, China experts discuss Fukushima water release
Japan and China have been at loggerheads over the discharge of the wastewater, which was used to cool the reactors after the 2011 meltdown
Past, present, and future of Philippine heritage
Chocolate Hills resort case has made many netizens remark how hard it is to, as the current tourism slogan goes, “Love the Philippines”
Indonesia vastly under-reports methane emissions from coal: report
The country is the third-largest coal producer in the world after China and India and is the world's largest thermal coal exporter
Environmental Justice Foundation seeks a solution with the Dase app to...
Dase app has proven effective in combating IUU fishing in Ghana, Liberia, and Senegal, where several fishers and authorities joined forces
Majestic Hippopotamus: Gentle Giants of Waterways
By understanding more about these gentle giants, we can appreciate their place in the natural world and the importance of their survival.
Pontifical universities offer English online course on Integral Ecology
The Joint Diploma in Integral Ecology was initially launched in 2016 but is now being offered for the first time in English
Taiwan amends law to fight Chinese illegal sand dredging
Illegal sand dredging to meet construction demands in China has in recent years become a serious problem in the waters around Taiwan
IN PHOTOS: Philippine groups join Global Day of Action for Climate...
The demonstrations demanded “urgent climate action” at the 28th Conference of Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP28)
Pope Francis to COP28: Environmental destruction is ‘an offense against God’
The pope called it “disturbing” that “global warming has been accompanied by a general cooling of multilateralism, a growing lack of trust