Climate Walk in Manila

A woman holds a placard as she participates in the "Climate Walk: A People's Walk for Climate Justice"
during its kick off at the historic kilometer Zero in Luneta in Manila.
Climate Walk is a 40-day, 875 KM journey from Manila to the ground zero in Tacloban City by the 8th of November, to commemorate the first anniversary of super typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan), a historic landfall in the Philippines. The organizers hope to raise awareness on climate change and mobilize people in demanding world leaders to take climate action and hold industry polluters and their respective governments accountable for their contribution to the climate crisis.

Unique identifier: GP0STOMMR

Type: Image

Shoot date: 02/10/2014

Locations: Luzon, Metro Manila, Philippines, Southeast Asia

Credit line: © Nathaniel Garcia / Greenpeace

Ranking: ★★★★ (E)

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Climate Walk in Manila

Local population participate in the "Climate Walk: A People's Walk for Climate Justice" during its kick off at the historic kilometer Zero in Luneta in Manila, organized by the climate advocates from Philippine Climate Change Commission, Greenpeace, National Youth Commission, Philippine Rural and Reconstruction Movement, Philippine Movement for Climate Justice, Aksyon Klima, Sanlakas, Dakila and other civic groups.
Climate Walk is a 40-day, 875 KM journey from Manila to the ground zero in Tacloban City by the 8th of November, to commemorate the first anniversary of super typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan), a historic landfall in the Philippines. The organizers hope to raise awareness on climate change and mobilize people in demanding world leaders to take climate action and hold industry polluters and their respective governments accountable for their contribution to the climate crisis.

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