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Another Challenge for Conservation Efforts: Gender Inequity

Britain’s President for COP26 Alok Sharma rallies world leaders to keep their promises and “translate their commitments into rapid action” at the close of the COP26 UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow on Saturday. —AFP

COP26 ends with watered-down coal resolution

Filipinos hold protest inside COP26 venue

What the Philippines needs to do after UN climate deal

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Adaptation goals, finance, loss and damage on top of agenda for next year's climate talks

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Glasgow climate pact leaves Filipino activists disappointed

Lawyer Vicente Yu (left) and Energy Undersecretary Felix William Fuentebella discuss matters with one another during a meeting of the G77 and China negotiating group at COP26. Photo courtesy of Vicente Yu

Two Filipinos Key to COP26 Progress on Platform Linking Vulnerable Countries to Climate Finance

Filipino lawyer Vicente Yu represents the G77 and China group at negotiations on loss and damage at COP26.

Meet the Filipino Lawyer Standing Up for 134 Developing Countries at COP26

Philippine delegation head Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez III addresses the plenary at COP26 in Glasgow. Photo by Pia Ranada/Rappler

‘I Don’t Feel Them’: Filipino Activists at COP26 Decry Lack of Engagement by Philippine Delegation

Filipino climate activist Marinel Ubaldo pushes for more decisive action on loss and damage needs of vulnerable countries like the Philippines. Photo by Pia Ranada/Rappler

'Better Than Nothing': Vulnerable Countries Agree to Compromise in Glasgow Climate Pact

Activists press their call for “climate justice” as they commemorate the tragedy wrought by the 2013 Supertyphoon “Haiyan”—the mass killer known to Filipinos as “Yolanda”—inside the venue of COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland. —IMELDA V. ABAÑO

COP26: Crucial, Disappointing for Philippines, Other Vulnerable Nations

Globe in COP26 venue

Philippines highlights 'concrete' climate efforts in COP26, but groups say government should do more

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Is Malaysia underreporting its greenhouse gas emissions?

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