Another massive storm has struck the Philippines. As of October 29, 11:30 AM, Tropical Storm Paeng reached its severity as it flooded multiple regions in the Philippines, particularly in Visayas and Mindanao, killing around 70 people. The Philippines is at risk of the highest storm level, nearing the typhoon category. As we demand climate justice,Continue reading “Severe Tropical Storm Paeng”
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No Climate Justice Under Marcos-Duterte!
On the day of Marcos Jr.’s inauguration, YACAP opposes the Marcos-Duterte tandem.
Stand with Rappler! Defend Press Freedom!
YACAP condemsn the ongoing and relentless offensive against press freedom in the Philippines.
Tampakan: The Trampled Voice of the People
The Tampakan copper-gold project in South Cotobato is among the biggest of its kind in the world. Opening this mine would bring in money for the national economy, but at what cost?
Unpacking the National Inquiry on Climate Change report
The Philippine Commission on Human Rights recently released their report on the National Inquiry on Climate Change. We check it out.
The latest IPCC Working Group 3 report: A breakdown
We break down the latest IPCC report on what needs to be done to arrest climate change.
No to Marcos-Duterte tandem in 2022!
YACAP opposes the Marcos-Duterte tandem this 2022 national elections.
The latest IPCC Working Group II climate report: All you need to know
“[This report is] an atlas of human suffering and a damning indictment of failed climate leadership” – Antonio Guterres, Secretary General of the United Nations
Justice for the New Bataan 5!
YACAP condemns the state-perpetrated massacre of the New Bataan 5 and calls for justice.
The Paradox of Injustice Behind PAREX
The multi-billion PAREX project claims to benefit drivers and commuters alike, but underneath that claim is a host of issues for the environment and for the people.
