Climate Change

Youth’s Active Participation in Fighting Against Environmental Degradation

Historically, activism has played a crucial role in advancing social rights. Activists have championed advocacies aimed at improving living conditions—whether social, economic, or political. In recent years, the involvement of young people in environmental advocacy has gained significant attention, spurred by the rise of prominent movements and initiatives led by youth, serving as a source of inspiration. Their protests are justified as people worldwide experience the impacts of escalating environmental degradation, threatening biodiversity, ecosystems, and human well-being. Today, the pivotal role of youth in addressing this pressing issue comes sharply into focus amidst the backdrop of escalating environmental challenges.

El Niño: Managing our carbon footprint in the Philippines

With increasingly concerning high temperatures, reaching an average heat index of 40°C/104°F and above in April, it’s imperative that we begin managing our carbon footprint to gradually heal our environment. PAGASA warns that temperatures will rise to dangerous levels in May, exacerbated by the El Niño phenomenon, which also affects the Philippines. But what exactly is El Niño?

Transnational Cooperation for Environmental Conservation

International cooperation has emerged as a critical strategy for addressing this global crisis. It allows for the pooling of resources, expertise, and technologies, enabling countries to tackle climate crises more effectively than they could individually. As nations recognize the imperative of unified action in combating climate change, various collaborative efforts have emerged across different regions, each illustrating the power of international cooperation to drive meaningful progress in addressing this pressing global challenge.

Planetary Boundaries: An Introduction

The concept of planetary boundaries has emerged as a critical framework for understanding and addressing the challenges we face in ensuring a sustainable future for our planet. These boundaries act as guardrails, indicating the thresholds beyond which human activities may disrupt the delicate balance of the Earth’s systems, leading to irreversible and detrimental consequences.

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