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Coal companies and some politicians are hindering us from progress: 54% of energy projects under development is comprised of coal-fired power plants, despite the threats posed by dirty coal energy on Filipinos' health, water, environment, economy, and our climate.

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In 2018, the Greenpeace initiated a petition with the Commission on Human Rights to investigate, hold a series of public hearings, and hold the 40 fossil fuel companies accountable for the abuses of human rights that the Filipinos experience due to the effects of climate change.

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Consumer goods companies keep releasing single use plastic sachets and smaller disposable packaging to capture low-income markets, displacing reuse systems and resourceful local packaging which were common in the past. All the while, these corporations ignore calls to make reusable alternatives or reuse systems available to consumers.

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GREENPEACE's GOAL: Gain Climate Justice from Fossil Fuel Companies        

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GREENPEACE's GOAL: Gain Climate Justice from Fossil Fuel Companies        

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Nearly 500 local governments in the Philippines have issued bans or regulations on plastic use, while Greenpeace Philippines, youth groups, and other allies call for a national plastics ban and the release of non-environmentally acceptable products including major plastic products.

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The Philippines revised their plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions from 70% to 75% by 2030 under the commitment to the Paris agreement. The government has said that 2.71% of the target will be implemented with domestic resources and the remaining 72.29% of the target will be provided by international assistance based on the Paris agreement, this includes finance, technologies and capacity development.

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Due to recent events, gas prices in Metro Manila range from P70 to P80 per liter depending on its grade or quality (Lagare, April 2022, Fuel prices renew climb). Besides the price-hike on gasoline fossil fuel corporations, are said to be accountable for human rights violations and climate change. Which is true, since its production and output has significantly affected the environment. With that, pollution has drastically risen due to emission from automobiles itself.