Welcome to the official website of the Philippine Network of Environmental Journalists, Inc (PNEJ). The local media plays a critical role in influencing how the government and society balance growth with sustainable environment. Given the urgent need to advance environmental journalism in the Philippines, PNEJ aims to improve the reach, quality, and sustainability of local media, as well as to connect to various sectors in the society about environment and …More
Globe Cordillera Challenge is on
In line with its mission to protect and rehabilitate endangered environmental areas in the Philippines, leading telecommunications company Globe Telecom has …More
Undeveloped nations urged to adapt to climate change
HANOI—There is an urgent need to enhance the capacity of poorest communities to cope with climate change and minimize risk …More
Earth Day: a time to reflect
On the occasion of Earth Day celebration today, April 22, the Philippine Network of Environmental Journalists (PNEJ) believes that this …More
Earth Day special: Planet under pressure
By Imelda V. Abano EXPERTS have warned that a growing population, mixed with the threat of climate change and environmental …More
Funding for disaster-risk reduction insufficient, says UN’s Wahlstrom
By Imelda V. Abano HANOI—While almost 85 percent of people from developing countries are struggling to cope with natural disasters …More
Global climate-change toll soars $20T yearly
IMELDA V. ABAÑO / CORRESPONDENT, BUSINESSMIRROR, WEDNESDAY, 28 MARCH 2012 ECONOMIC losses due to extreme weather conditions could amount to $20 …More
Central Luzon flood control project: Relocation of families living along river banks assured
By Dino Balabo MALOLOS CITY—Families living along river banks will be relocated with the impending implementation of massive flood control project …More
On World Water Day: Climate change damage to oceans to cost $1.98 trillion a year
By Imelda V. Abano Climate change could result in annual costs of $1.98 trillion in damages to the world’s ocean …More
Rising seas to displace millions of Filipinos
By Henrylito Tacio By 2050, at least 13.6 million Filipinos are at risk of being displaced. Not by war or floods …More
Catholic bishop to address prayer rally to save 182 trees in Baguio City
By Lyn Ramo BAGUIO CITY — Bishop Carlito Cenzon of the Vicariate of Baguio-Benguet will address the faithful in …More