By Chuck Baclagon
Struggle is the tension between hope and desperation. It best describes the plight of the many who have gotten a glimpse of climate change’s destructive onslaught already felt by countries like the Philippines.
Three years after Haiyan, …
By Bradley Cardozo
On October 19, 2016, Super Typhoon Lawin wrought widespread devastation to infrastructures and agriculture in northern Luzon, displacing tens of thousands of people and killing eight while causing billions of pesos in damage. A Category 5 super …
Brooklyn, NY — Following the election of Donald Trump as President-elect of the United States of America, 350.org Executive Director May Boeve issued the following statement:
“Trump’s election is a disaster, but it cannot be the end of the international …
By Chuck Baclagon
President Duterte’s agreement to ratify the Paris climate agreement is welcome news for the Philippines. It opens the potential not just for renewables and the bigger energy sector but also for the overall economy.
With the Philippines …
By: Chuck Baclagon
“Rice and corn plants as far as the eye can see are flattened. Many houses were destroyed. I saw one school building crushed under a large tree. It was as if our house was being pulled from …