Category Archives: Environment
Climate change videos you can use for class
One of the reasons I started this blogsite is to increase access to advocacy materials and information for teachers and colleagues in the field of advocacy. Filipinos are very talented and adept in many issues and we do quickly respond … Continue reading
Filed under Advocacy Strategies, Environment
Class issues and climate change
I won’t be repeating a thing that scholar Gill H. Boehringer has fluently expounded in an article published in Bulatlat.com. But what I’ll do is to jot down some mental notes that I have — whether leaning or otherwise – … Continue reading
Filed under Class Issues, Disasters, Environment, Governance
Policy incoherency in local climate agenda-setting
Psrt of my work is participating on sectoral meetings that aims at crafting a shared agenda for a social or policy issue so that our organization’s own agenda could be reflected. Since my organization has just crafted it’s advocacy agenda … Continue reading
Gov’t nurturing catastrophe in the Philippines
This morning as I read the papers, several costings on the damage of typhoon Ondoy {international name Ketsana) to hospitals and crops had already been estimated. But what is the use of costings if they are not properly done to guide us … Continue reading
Filed under Environment, Governance
UNFCCC highlights Ketsana
The climate talks has opened in Bangkok. I am sure that the Filipino delegation would be the most articulate of all peoples being represented in the negotiations. One climate change activist said not to raise the expectations from the … Continue reading
Filed under Environment, Governance
Noel Cabangon sings for climate change awareness
In the sphere of protest art, we can see or hear a lot on human rights but still so few on environment, particularly on resurging issues such as climate change. Here’s one that I find to be useful for environmental … Continue reading
Filed under Advocacy Strategies, Environment, Filipino Activists, Protest Art
