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Research & Explainers


The Ecocide on Quirino Avenue and Roxas Boulevard: A Secondary Research Article on its Climate Impacts 🌳
The Climate Change Network for Community based-initiatives (CCNCI) vehemently condemns the ecocide of the DENR and SMC as there is no justification for cutting trees. We acknowledge that the temporary suspension of the tree-cutting is a product of the collective action of civil society; however, the DENR must be held accountable for providing permits to ecologically destructive projects. Consistently, DENR remains a mouthpiece for the corporate greed of the largest conglomera


Why are climate activists opposed to Sara and Bato?
The dramatic turn of events that unfolded in the senate has proven that our government is rotten to its core. The senate provided protective custody to an absentee public official in order to secure the senate leadership that can potentially sway the results of an impeachment trial in favor of a morally bankrupt political family. At present, public clamor is loud and divisions from civil society are made apparent due to the volatile discourse. Opinions clash in both digital a


Drought in Governance Causes Significantly Drier Lands 🍃
A CLIMATE RESEARCH ON THE PROJECTED SUPER EL NIÑO The Climate Change Network for Community-based Initiatives demands the creation and institutionalization of a government program that addresses the devastation caused by El Nino to our agricultural sector that gives priority to our poorest farmers, rooted from their genuine grievances, and places great urgency on the preventive aspect of disaster-resilience rather than addressing its immediate damage to the sector. The governm


The Climate Cost of Imperialist Wars
The Climate Change Network for Community-based Initiatives (CCNCI) looked into the destructive effects of US imperialist war aggressions, as well as the US-Israel military operations against Iran, on the worsening climate crisis and the destruction it has left on the countries who have become targets of its interventionist policies. This research is our way of commemorating Earth Day 2026 which serves as a sordid reminder for us that we live in a period where the biggest poll


The waste management crisis in the Philippines and its climate implications♻️
The Climate Change Network for Community-based initiatives analyzes the waste management crisis in the Philippines and provides the climate implications underlined by the soaring incompetence of a neglectful government and the greedy corporations that continue to profit from the inhumane conditions of many Filipinos. This research is our solidarity effort along with other environmentalist organizations who recently took to the streets in front of the Department of Environment


Ang Mapanganib na Banta ng Klima sa Kababaihan 🍃
The Climate Change Network for Community-based Initiatives stands in solidarity with the struggle of women against the violence of the patriarchy which we argue is inherently connected to the struggle against climate change which perpetuates and intensifies the disparity in the gendered power structures. Amidst the rise in the climate of violence, women's capacity for societal change remains a powerful force despite the overwhelming inequalities. In this year's celebration of


Ika-31 taon ng Philippine Mining Act of 1995 ⛏️
Nagsilbing lagusan ang Philippine Mining Act of 1995 upang makapasok ang mga dambuhalang dayuhang korporasyon na naglalayong minahin at pagsamantalahan ang likas-yaman ng ating bayan. Kinilala ang naturang batas bilang programa ni dating Pangulong Fidel V. Ramos upang buhayin muli ang industriya ng pagmimina ngunit 31 taon makalipas ay bakas pa rin ang pinsalang iniwan nito sa kalikasan. Iginiit ng pananaliksik ni Dr. Roberto Raymundo ng De La Salle University na maraming ibi


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