Advocates continue call for Filipinos to protect the environment
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Last month’s Australia bushfires must serve as a warning for countries to accelerate the phaseout of fossil fuels and scale up climate action in the country, according to environment advocates. “We have a moral responsibility to our common dreams for our families for a safe and secured life at present and the future. This comes with the assurance of sustaining ecosystems,” said Rodne Galicha, executive director of Living Laudato Si Philippines, a faithbased NGO.
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Advocates continue call for Filipinos to protect the environment. (2020, February 13). Manila Bulletin, p. B-6.
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