Welcome to PNEJ.org

September 20, 2010

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

On World Environment Day: VIGILANCE AMID A CHANGING ENVIRONMENT

On World Environment Day: VIGILANCE AMID A CHANGING ENVIRONMENT
June 5, 2013

AS WE celebrate World Environment Day today, the grim reminders of the power of nature are splashed on newspapers and …More

Planet prepares for biggest Earth Hour in history

Planet prepares for biggest Earth Hour in history
March 23, 2013

Earth Hour – the phenomenon started in Australia and now embraced by the world – is returning at 8.30pm tonight. …More

Water crisis in the offing

Water crisis in the offing
March 22, 2013

By Henrylito Tacio   This Friday, March 22, countries around the globe observes World Water Day as a way to …More

Asia still global leader in clean energy

Asia still global leader in clean energy
March 20, 2013

By Imelda Abano Asia has been the global leader in clean energy development over the past decades, but investment into …More

The future of clean energy globally is bright

The future of clean energy globally is bright
March 20, 2013

By Imelda V. Abano The global clean energy sector could hit $1.9 trillion in total revenue from 2012 to 2018 …More

Katrina ‘could soon happen every other year’

Katrina ‘could soon happen every other year’
March 20, 2013

By Alex Kirby Storms as intense as Hurricane Katrina could in a few decades be occurring in the Atlantic every …More

Human progress may be reversed by climate change, says new UN report

Human progress may be reversed by climate change, says new UN report
March 17, 2013

Recent human ‘progress’ may be reversed throughout much of the developing world as a result of climate change, according to …More

Coal plant in Palawan poses threat to biodiversity, group says

Coal plant in Palawan poses threat to biodiversity, group says
March 8, 2013

Is electrocuting the Philippine cockatoo, locally known as the Katala, the price Palaweños are willing to pay for charging their …More

Philippine cities tackle climate change

Philippine cities tackle climate change
March 6, 2013

(IRIN, www.irinnews.org) — When asked what resilience means, the head of city planning for the Philippines’ second largest city, Davao, …More

Calling young environmental journalists for data journalism training

Calling young environmental journalists for data journalism training
February 28, 2013

The European Youth Press is currently looking for 24 young environmental journalists to take part in the following training sessions …More