The Green Report

By Rappler

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Episodes: 51

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The Green Report is Rappler’s show on the environment and the stories of people whose decisions impact the world around us. In this show, environment desk editor Jee Geronimo and reporter Iya Gozum talk to allies, advocates, and journalists about local and global environmental issues.

Episode Date
Episode 51: Apayao, home of the Philippine eagle in Luzon
Jul 18, 2026
Episode 50: How active transport makes for liveable cities
May 02, 2026
Episode 49: Going solar in the Philippines
Mar 21, 2026
Episode 48: The communities behind the Philippines' just energy transition
Dec 06, 2025
Episode 47: Cebu quake and the long road to recovery
Oct 25, 2025
Episode 46: First Filipino in space soon?
Oct 18, 2025
Episode 45: A Filipina climate activist and the ICJ
Aug 02, 2025
Episode 44: Can the world really beat plastic pollution?
Jul 19, 2025
Episode 43: The future of conservation
Jun 07, 2025
Episode 42: Saving Philippine seas with Anna Oposa
Mar 15, 2025
Episode 41: The joy of running
Jan 18, 2025
Episode 40: Talking love, life, and death with Tony La Viña
Dec 14, 2024
Episode 39: COP29 is over. What now?
Nov 30, 2024
Episode 38: Why are Philippine cities sinking?
Sep 21, 2024
Episode 37: Chronicling the freedom of Philippine eagles Carlito and Uswag
Aug 31, 2024
Episode 36: SONA, habagat, and Bataan oil spill
Aug 10, 2024
Episode 35: Hottest stories of 2024 so far
Jun 01, 2024
Episode 34: It’s getting hotter – now what?
May 11, 2024
Episode 33: Why we should care about where evacuation centers are built
Apr 06, 2024
Episode 32: Celine Murillo advocates for native trees, one TikTok video at a time
Mar 23, 2024
Episode 31: Biking 120 kilometers to tell a story
Mar 16, 2024
Episode 30: The stories of Northern Samar fishers
Jan 28, 2024
Episode 29: What we expect in 2024
Jan 14, 2024
Episode 28: Is COP28 really the 'beginning of end' for fossil fuels?
Dec 16, 2023
Episode 27: The art of Rappler’s stories on the Teduray tragedy
Dec 02, 2023
Episode 26: Why is the Philippines underspending disaster funds?
Nov 25, 2023
Episode 25: In fight against climate change, what can cities do?
Nov 18, 2023
Episode 24: Can international law save us from the climate crisis?
Oct 21, 2023
Episode 23: Why video matters in environmental reporting
Sep 30, 2023
Episode 22: San Enrique, the community that cares for mangroves
Sep 09, 2023
Episode 21: Gen Zs and millennials in the face of climate anxiety
Aug 05, 2023
Episode 20: How to start a zero-waste lifestyle
Jul 22, 2023
Episode 19: Marcos and the environment, a year after
Jul 08, 2023
Episode 18: Finding love in the great outdoors
Jun 17, 2023
Episode 17: Into the world of plant-based eating
Jun 03, 2023
Episode 16: Bike commuting 101
May 06, 2023
Episode 15: 2023's biggest environmental stories so far
Apr 22, 2023
Episode 14: Making greener lifestyle choices
Mar 18, 2023
Episode 13: Reclamations, earthquakes, and the Philippines’ energy transition
Mar 04, 2023
Episode 12: Hiking the newly rehabilitated Pico de Loro
Feb 18, 2023
Episode 11: How movements build hope for climate change
Jan 28, 2023
Episode 10: Post-COP27 – Where do we go from here?
Dec 17, 2022
Episode 9: What’s at stake for the Philippines at COP27?
Nov 01, 2022
Episode 8: September's biggest environmental stories
Oct 15, 2022
Episode 7: Telling the stories of environmental defenders
Aug 13, 2022
Episode 6: New leaders and a changing climate
Jul 23, 2022
Episode 5: Out with the old, in with the new
Jul 09, 2022
Episode 4: Why should you care about plastics in our seas?
Jun 24, 2022
Episode 3: Writing about the ocean with Keith Fabro
Jun 08, 2022
Episode 2: Climate change is a human rights issue. Now what?
May 28, 2022
Episode 1: Why the 2022 Philippine elections matter for the environment
May 04, 2022