
When heat becomes a national risk
Heat is not just a climate and environmental issue. It is a development issue.
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Heat is not just a climate and environmental issue. It is a development issue.

A crisis can lock us into the past but it can also push us, finally, into the future.

Risks are connected and because they are connected, our governance response must also be connected.

In the Philippines, forests are essential to national resilience, regulating watersheds, preventing erosion, supporting biodiversity, and mitigating climate…

Expertise in climate governance grows through practice.

Tourism depends on stable coastlines, predictable weather, functioning infrastructure and healthy ecosystems.

Land conversion, reclamation, pollution, and poorly planned development continue to erode wetlands.

Carbon markets are no longer judged by volume alone, but by whether they fit cleanly within national accounting and international rules.

Climate change must now be understood not only as an ecological crisis, but as a human capital crisis.

Our strategic and integrated development plans must match the new climate reality.

We can celebrate a season that is both joyful and gentle on our planet.

Resilience should not be about how often we rebuild — it should be about how rarely we are destroyed.

From waste to worth: Circular economy for climate resilience

Over the past decade, the Philippines has lost more than P1.3 trillion to climate-related impacts.

Freedom of expression cannot be separated from the duty to protect truth and public safety.

Every Filipino who learns about climate change gains the power to act — and to lead.

The food we save today is more than a meal preserved.

Agencies large and small must be empowered to contribute — whether through financing, science, planning or policy.

Architects, engineers and developers must see themselves as ecosystem builders.

The cards have four eye-catching designs depicting everyday Filipino life