Typhoon Ragasa’s destructive power linked to warming seas, climate crisis
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Typhoon Ragasa’s destructive power linked to warming seas, climate crisis

A new scientific analysis concludes that Super Typhoon Ragasa [Nando], which devastated parts of northern Luzon…

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Ten years of Laudato Si’: Hand in hand.
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Ten years of Laudato Si’: Hand in hand.

Ten years have passed since words took flight,Laudato Si’, a light in the night,A call…

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Asian bishops urge bold climate action in Laudato Si’ anniversary appeal
Posted in Asia Faith and the Environment NEWS

Asian bishops urge bold climate action in Laudato Si’ anniversary appeal

MANILA (SE): In a pastoral letter, the Federation of Asian Bishops’ Conferences (FABC) issued a…

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Violent weather patterns are crushing the poor
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Violent weather patterns are crushing the poor

By Luke Hunt, UCAN This year’s monsoon is harsh by historical standards and marked the…

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Push back against fossil fuel by climate weary Filipinos
Posted in Commentary Faith and the Environment Features | Commentary The Philippines

Push back against fossil fuel by climate weary Filipinos

Ranulfo Honoridez’s sleep has been disturbed for the past five years because the walls of…

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From convenience to catastrophy
Posted in Commentary Faith and the Environment Features | Commentary Hong Kong

From convenience to catastrophy

Father Marciano Baptista SJ In this article I shall give a very limited introduction to…

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Contradictions in Philippine fossil fuel production for Japan
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Contradictions in Philippine fossil fuel production for Japan

When you see the new skyways, highways and other expanding infrastructure in the Philippines, look…

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