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Laudato Si’ and climate disasters

November 27, 2020rrg
Image: NOAA

I was interviewed by multimedia journalist Purple Romero about Laudato Si’ and climate change. How did you think it impact or affect efforts to address climate change in the Philippines? In the whole discourse of moral and spiritual responsibility in… Continue Reading →

Climate Change, Disaster Risk, Ecology, Laudato Si', Living Laudato Si' Philippines Laudato Si', Living Laudato Si' Philippines, Pope Francis, Typhoon Ulysses

Resilient nga ba tayo?

October 30, 2020rrg
3D Mapping for Disaster Risk Reduction and Management. (Sibuyan Island, Romblon)

Are we resilent? Oo, sa lebel ng pagkamatiisin, pagkamalikhain, katapangan, pagsama-sama. May kakayahan at kakayanan? Maaaring hindi, lalung-lalo na kung kulang sa pagkukunan, hindi maayos na kahandaan, at pangkalahatang pamamahala. Ang resilience ay hindi lamang masusukat sa pagharap sa unos… Continue Reading →

Climate Change, Disaster Risk, Education, Resilience Resilience, resiliency

Kagila-gilalas

July 30, 2020rrg
Photo credit: Presidential Communications Operations Office

Kagila-gilalas ang aking narinig, mga balahibo ko’y nanindig Napakalaking puwang mula noong isang taon, walang kilos, patapon. Sabi’y coal ay iiwanan, matapos ang tatlong buwan, niyakap, hinalikan Noong Oktubre’y sa Quezon pinasinayaan. At hehehe, hahaha, ngayong Hulyo’y barter na ng… Continue Reading →

Climate Change, Disaster Risk, governance, Renewable Energy, Sustainable Development SONA

Culture of fear has no place in a democracy

June 13, 2020rrg

Many continue to be silent because they are afraid. Fear comes from outside and within. The biggest challenge is when we realize that fear imposed to us triggers our ego. Dilemma and paranoia haunt us then. The fear for others and… Continue Reading →

Culture, Education, Politics

You are all life’s gifts

June 2, 2020rrg
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As I begin a new decade, let’s reminisce some years we spent together with Mother Earth. Thank you for being with me in this colorful journey, we must sustain the momentum until we reach that sustainable future. Continue dreaming while acting… Continue Reading →

We Are Nature

What caused LGU quarantine anxiety?

May 17, 2020rrg
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On March 13, my mother who just underwent eye surgery and a colleague who just went to Manila for a comprehensive health check-up decided to join the mass exodus from Luzon through Batangas pier after the declaration of community quarantine… Continue Reading →

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Be thankful to your LGU

April 13, 2020rrg
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There are allegations against the LGUs corrupting relief assistance from the national government – THIS IS FAKE NEWS and MISINFORMATION. Let these be known: 1. LGUs are the first responders way before the enhanced community quarantine was declared. 2. Before… Continue Reading →

Disaster Risk, Politics, Sibuyan Island coronavirus, covid19, pandemic

COVID-19 Tweets

April 3, 2020rrg
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January saw the clash between science and politics. Political Science or Science Politics? #iStandwithScience — Rodne 'Rod' Galicha (@kalikasan101) January 31, 2020 Now THIS! @DOHgov, ano na? Public and general welfare muna. Temporary ban na ng lahat ng flights, travel… Continue Reading →

Biodiversity, Disaster Risk, Ecology, Human Rights, Politics, Sustainable Development

Philippine Tatler: Words Of Wisdom From Some Of Our Favourite Environmentalists

January 31, 2020rrg
Photo: Philippine Tatler

Written by Isabel Martel Francisco Tips, lessons, advice and words of encouragement from Chit Juan, Anna Oposa, Rodne Galicha and Carlo Delantar. The news as of late has been filled with statistics, real-life experiences and incidents that should serve as… Continue Reading →

Biodiversity, Climate Change, Ecology, Sustainable Development

Defending Our Beautiful Land: The Church’s Resistance against Mining (2009)

October 28, 2019rrg
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(The following article was published in Impact Asian Magazine for Human Transformation in July 2009) The protecttion of the environment is not only a technical question;it is also and above all an ethical issue. All have a moral duty to care… Continue Reading →

Biodiversity, Ecology, Human Rights, Mining, Politics

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Rod Galicha
Rod Galicha
@kalikasan101

Genuine action to address ecological crisis does not only rely on the advancement of science and technology. The call for moral responsibility requires a moral imperative which is rooted in the relationship of humanity’s survival to the whole of nature.

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9:39 am · January 10, 2021
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Rod Galicha
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@kalikasan101

Here’s mom reconnecting with loved ones to #recreate the #ChristmasWeLove. Well, this time, thank you @enjoyGLOBE for a good net signal. Blessed Christmas, everyone! pic.twitter.com/vgoA…

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1:18 pm · December 25, 2020
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Rod Galicha
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@kalikasan101

Moral fiber and scissors. Sew it with a strand of hair and bone needle? More deaths. Enabling.

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2:37 am · December 22, 2020
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Rod Galicha
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@kalikasan101

Would anyone explain this plan in San Jose, Romblon? What project is this? Any cost-benefit analysis and economic/ecological risk study? What is the effect of this on tourism? May I hear from the proponents? It would be interesting to know. @DPWHph @TourismPHL (Forwarded photo) pic.twitter.com/kuoj…

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6:10 pm · December 12, 2020
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Rod Galicha
Rod Galicha
@kalikasan101

#RCCola, this advart blew my mind, as in my brains splattered and then crawled back to my skull. Then my soul ate my heart.

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7:35 am · November 28, 2020
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