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Isang Liham mula sa Malayang Agila

October 20, 2019rrg
Philippine Eagle (Pithecophaga jefferyi): an Endangered Species. Photo credit: Sinisa Djordje Majetic

(Isang liham ang aking natanggap mula kay Malayang Agila at sumang-ayon naman siyang ibahagi ito sa madla.) Sintamis ng muscovadong asukal ang mga katagang aking narinig,  namutawi sa kanyang mga bibig – mga pangakong sa aking mga balahibo’y nagpapatindig. Sa… Continue Reading →

Biodiversity, Ecology, Human Rights, Politics

Words Of Eco-Wisdom

September 30, 2019rrg
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What message or lessons do you want to share with people on the importance of being eco-friendly? The first step of being eco-friendly is the change of mindset. There is a need to recognise and admit that what we are,… Continue Reading →

Biodiversity, Climate Change, Ecology, Sustainable Development

Gina, you will be missed

August 10, 2019rrg
Photo credit: Trina Firmalo.

The people of Sibuyan Island and the province of Romblon grieve. She is a gift, a ray of hope for the grieving masses affected by development agression which sacrifices the integrity of ecosystems. It cannot be denied that she was… Continue Reading →

Sibuyan Island ABS-CBN Foundation, Gina Lopez, Regina Paz Lopez

Kalayaan nga ba?

June 12, 2019rrg
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Isang napakahalagang kaganapan para sa sambayanang Pilipino ang sariwaing muli at namnamin ang bunga ng mga pagpupunyagi ng ating mga ninuno at bayani na unti-unti na ring naisasakatuparan. Ngunit marami pa rin sa kasalukuyan ang nagtatanong, tunay nga bang kalayaan… Continue Reading →

Culture, History, Politics

2018 TOYM Acceptance Speech

April 11, 2019rrg
Rodne Galicha, former country head of The Climate Reality Project Philippines, receives The Outstanding Young Men and Women (TOYM) award in environment and climate change education for 2018 from TOYM Search Committee National Chairman Mark Joseph David, TOYM Foundation President Bienvenido Tantoco III, JCI Philippines National President Rey Felix Rafols, TOYM Foundation Vice Chairman Lorenzo Tan and Board of Judges Chairman Department of Science and Technology (DOST) Secretary Fortunato dela Peña. Galicha was recognized for his staunch support of environmental causes and leadership in numerous climate organizations. He is vice chairman of Greenpeace Philippines, chair and president of Romblon-based cultural heritage and ecology group Bayay Sibuyanon, and one of the lead convenors of the Living Laudato Si movement for sustainable business investments and practices.

(Delivered during the 2018 Ten Outstanding Young Men and Women of the Philippines awarding ceremonies at the GSIS Theater, Pasay City, Philippines, on April 9, 2019.)   Thank you for this recognition. I share this award with my fellow environmentalists… Continue Reading →

Biodiversity, Climate Change, Ecology, Mining, Sustainable Development

#RehabilitationNOTReclamation

February 15, 2019rrg
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Last February 11, 2019, at the oversight committee hearing on Metro Manila Development at the House of Representatives of the Philippines chaired by Rep. Winston “Winnie” Castelo, we made it clear that reclamation is basically in itself marine pollution, using… Continue Reading →

Biodiversity, Climate Change, Disaster Risk, Ecology, Sustainable Development

Nature Invocation

January 26, 2019rrg
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Your fresh breath gives forth life, O Mother Nature. Give me the strength to stand up and be worthy of your warm embrace as I prepare to embrace those who have cold hearts. Pierce my heart with your sharp lightning… Continue Reading →

Biodiversity, Ecology

Manila Bay: Rehabilitation or Reclamation?

January 20, 2019rrg
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Physical rehabilitation of Manila Bay is not possible if political, social and psychological rehabilitation of human beings within and around the area is not done. Further, no serious rehabilitation is not possible if new reclamation projects are implemented. We need… Continue Reading →

Biodiversity, Climate Change, Disaster Risk, Ecology

Halalang pamatay-puno

May 5, 2018rrg
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Ang ating mga kandidato ay nais na maging lingkod ng Bayan. Minsan tinanong ko ang aking sarili: Ilan kaya sa mga nais mamuno ang tatayo at pagkilusan ang kapakanan ng buong sambayanan, hindi ng iilan; depende sa kanilang mapanalunang posisyon… Continue Reading →

Biodiversity, Ecology, Politics barangay election 2018, election and environment, greening elections, lorax, philippine election, SK election 2018, trees

MGA PAALALA PARA SA TULOG AT NAGTUTULOG-TULOGAN; PARA SA GISING AT NAGGIGISING-GISINGAN

March 16, 2018rrg
Photo credit: Rodne Galicha, 2014.

  Hindi ako DDS, hindi ako Dilawan, hindi ako Terorista. Ako ay isang taga-islang buong loob na nagmamasid, at nakikialam kung kinakailangan. Tumutulong ako sa pamahalaan at itinataguyod ang kanyang magagandang programa para sa sambayanan; pinupuna ang mali at nagpapanukala’t… Continue Reading →

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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
Rod Galicha
@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
Rod Galicha
@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
Rod Galicha
@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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