Filipino Stories of Struggle and Conservation Highlighted in Holy Week Environmental Reads
Source: news.source.rappler
During Holy Week, Rappler highlights the human element of environmental issues in the Philippines, featuring stories of migrant fisherfolk, abandoned solar projects, and conservation efforts by artists and activists. The collection of articles and media focuses on the challenges and inspiring initiatives related to environmental conservation and justice.
Key Points
Migrant fisherfolk face exploitative conditions on foreign vessels and struggle for justice in their homeland.
An abandoned solar project in Cebu highlights issues in renewable energy initiatives.
Filipino artists and conservationists, like Anna Oposa, Cynthia Bauzon-Arre, and Aissa Domingo, are actively involved in protecting and raising awareness about the environment.
Efforts to conserve forests in Palawan and support avian life in Olango Island Wildlife Sanctuary are showcased.
The 'Lung of Negros' is suffering due to land conversion and rapid development, indicating ongoing environmental challenges.
