Greenpeace Philippines - Southern Leyte Volunteers

22/05/2026

While SHELL makes huge profits, people pay the price.🔥

From the Philippines to Nigeria and the UK, communities are demanding justice from Shell.

🇵🇭 100+ Super Typhoon Odette survivors are suing Shell in the UK in a first-of-its-kind climate case. In 2021, Odette affected 8 million people in the Philippines, killing and injuring over 1,500 and displacing 1.4 million.

🇳🇬 13,000+ people from the Niger Delta are seeking justice in London courts after years of oil spill and environmental devastation linked to Shell's operations.

Shell knew about the climate harms at least the 1960s, yet continued expanding their fossil fuel business. Now, communities around the world are paying the price.

JUSTICE FOR THE PHILIPPINES.

JUSTICE FOR NIGERIA.

MAKE SHELL PAY. ✊

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Most billionaire wealth is taken, not made — through inheritance, cronyism, and CORRUPTION or monopoly power. 💸

While the super-rich enjoy the fruits of our labor, the majority of Filipino families are struggling to stay afloat and living with extreme weather events.

Taxing extreme wealth fairly means easing living pressures on the people. It means securing a safe, green, and liveable future for everyone.

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22/05/2026

Sa gitna ng nagpapatuloy na krisis sa enerhiya, patuloy na hinaharap ng mga mangingisda ang pagtaas ng presyo at kakulangan sa supply ng mga pangunahing bilihin, habang hindi naman tumataas ang kita mula sa kanilang huli.🎣

Malaking tulong ang renewable energy gaya ng sa mga mangingisda dahil nagbibigay ito ng mas matatag at lokal na pinagkukunan ng enerhiya na hindi madaling maapektuhan ng pabago-bagong presyo ng fossil fuels.

Habang patuloy tayong ikinukulong ng industriya ng fossil fuel sa isang mapanganib at nauubos na enerhiya, ipinapakita ng mga komunidad na posible ang mas malinis, mas abot-kaya, at makataong solusyon.☀️

22/05/2026

PANALO PARA SA KLIMA!🙌 In a vote of 141 in favor, 8 against, and 28 abstentions, the United Nations General Assembly overwhelmingly adopted a landmark climate resolution advancing the International Court of Justice Advisory Opinion (ICJAO) on climate change and state responsibility.

The resolution, led by Vanuatu 🇻🇺 and 12 other countries including the Philippines🇵🇭 , calls on governments to align policies to limit global warming to 1.5°C, support a just transition away from fossil fuels (coal, oil, and gas), strengthen climate accountability, and protect the right to a healthy environment.

The era of fossil fuel companies making billions while communities face climate disasters and rising costs must end. The world’s biggest corporations and ultra-rich polluters must pay for the damage they have caused to current and future generations.

22/05/2026

BAKIT GANUN❓ Sa harap ng banta ng matinding init at mga pagbaha, pinayagan ng pamahalaan ang pagputol ng daan-daang mga puno.

600 na mga puno ang pinayagang putulin ng DENR sa kahabaan ng Quirino Ave para bigyang daan ang expressway (SALEX) ng San Miguel Corporation.

Imbes na hayaang sirain ng malalaking korporasyon at bilyonaryo ang ating kalikasan, dapat tutukan ng gobyerno ang pagprotekta sa natitirang luntiang yaman natin at magpasa ng mga batas para panagutin ang mga climate polluter na sumisira sa ating kapaligiran. Ipasa ang .

🌳 Protect our trees. Protect our communities. Make climate polluters pay.

22/05/2026

Why do we love trees? Let us count the ways.

Trees are living biodiversity, and they help other life thrive. They cool our streets, clean our air, absorb rain, store carbon, and give birds and other urban wildlife a place to survive.

Meanwhile, elevated expressways make room for cars by taking space from life.

This International Day for Biological Diversity, let’s remind government agencies and billionaire corporations: cities like Manila need decisions that permit life to thrive, not projects that permit more heat, flooding, pollution, and injustice.

22/05/2026

KUMUSTA NA KAYA ANG KALIKASAN?🌳 Sa dami ng pag-atake sa kalikasan (pagputol ng mga puno, fossil fuel emissions, plastic pollution, at iba pa) naisip ba ng pamahalaan na kumustahin ang kalagayan ng ating kalikasan? Kasama na rin ang kalagayan ng mga komunidad na nakadepende rito?