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Gaea Katreena Cabico
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Asia Journalism Mentor, Climate Tracker
Manila
Beats
Arts & Culture, Government agencies Weather, Labor Tourism,Crime and Justice Higher Education, Transportation Surveys
almost anything is a possibility
Content
By Gaea Katreena Cabico| dialogue.earth@ The constant rumble of machinery from nearby coal-fired power plants and the acrid, rotten egg-like stench have become an unwelcome part of life in Limay town in the Philippine province of Bataan. Since the first plant went live in 2013, residents of the coastal municipality have been suffering the consequences: respiratory illnesses, displacement, and loss of livelihoods. Locals are stuck with expensive bills because the electricity generated in their town is sold to other provinces.
Philippines: Filipino seafarers face severe abuse, incl. conditions of forced labour, as Govt. oversight falls short; incl. cos. comments
By Gaea Katreena Cabico, Jake Conley, Phil Star Global| Business and Human Rights@ “A deadly dream: How the Philippines fails its migrant fishers” …The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW)…was created to act as the regulator … oversight has come up short, even when there are signs of abuse… …The manning agency that got Cernal a job … [was] Able Maritime Seafarers, spent several years developing a reputation for risky behavior… …(Able Maritime Seafarers did not respond to requests for comment.)… …thirty-five Filipino …were … trafficked into hard labor in Namibian waters… One...
By Gaea Katreena Cabico| dialogue.earth@ The constant rumble of machinery from nearby coal-fired power plants and the acrid, rotten egg-like stench have become an unwelcome part of life in Limay town in the Philippine province of Bataan. Since the first plant went live in 2013, residents of the coastal municipality have been suffering the consequences: respiratory illnesses, displacement, and loss of livelihoods. Locals are stuck with expensive bills because the electricity generated in their town is sold to other provinces.
Company Info
Climate Tracker
The Climate Action Tracker (CAT) is an independent scientific project focused on tracking government climate actions and measuring them against the goals of the Paris Agreement. It aims to limit global warming to well below 2°C and pursue efforts to keep it to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels. Established in 2009, CAT is a collaboration between Climate Analytics and NewClimate Institute, both based in Germany. CAT provides a range of services, including tracking and analysis of climate change mitigation targets and policies. It evaluates the impact of these policies on national emissions and develops sectoral analyses to illustrate pathways for meeting global temperature goals. The project also offers a Decarbonisation Data Portal to monitor decarbonization efforts and produces detailed country reports and policy briefings to inform policymakers and the public about climate commitments and actions. Covering 34 countries and the EU, CAT accounts for a significant portion of global emissions and plays a vital role in international climate negotiations.
Manila, Philippines
Founded: 2009