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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.

2 mei

Episode 50: How active transport makes for liveable cities

Filipino active transport advocacy group Move as One Coalition recently won the grand prize for the 2025–2026 World Resources Institute Ross Center Prize for Cities. In this interview, we talk to Reycel Hyacenth Bendaña, national coordinator of Move As One Coalition on the significance of a grassroots movement being recognized internationally. Bendaña talks about the growing rejection of car-centric cities and the problems their expanding network faces. https://www.rappler.com/environment/the-green-report-active-transport-makes-liveable-cities/

38 min.
21 mrt

Episode 49: Going solar in the Philippines

More Filipino households are shifting to solar power to lower electricity costs. In this episode, Rappler environment journalists Jee Geronimo and Iya Gozum talk to business reporter Tatiana Maligro and New Energy Nexus’ country director Brenda Valerio about the developments and challenges in the local solar power industry, and how consumers can make better decisions.

35 min.
06-12-2025

Episode 48: The communities behind the Philippines' just energy transition

At a time when countries still can’t reach a consensus on transitioning away from fossil fuels, it’s the communities that are eager to see a fossil-free future.In this episode of the The Green Report, Rappler’s Liveable Cities editor Jee Geronimo talks to environment and climate reporter Iya Gozum, researcher-writer Shay Du, and Community Growth and Development specialist Aidan Bernales about how the Philippines’ just energy transition is shaping up in communities most affected by it.

41 min.
25-10-2025

Episode 47: Cebu quake and the long road to recovery

A minute before 10 pm on September 30, a deadly magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck Bogo City in Cebu. The tremor, felt even in nearby provinces, left at least 79 dead, hundreds injured, and thousands internally displaced. Rappler reporters John Sitchon and Bea Cupin were in the field during the first few days of the disaster. In this episode, Rappler environment reporter Iya Gozum talks with Sitchon and Cupin about their coverage, the grief and trauma following what locals call “the tragedy,” and the long road to Cebu’s recovery. https://www.rappler.com/environment/disasters/the-green-report-cebu-earthquake-road-recovery/

38 min.
18-10-2025

Episode 46: First Filipino in space soon?

Did you ever dream of going to space when you were a kid? Kristine Jane Atienza is a nutritionist-dietitian who’s campaigning to be part of Blue Origin’s New Shepard mission through the Space Exploration and Research Agency. The mission is sending six “ordinary” citizens to space in 2026. In this episode, environment editor Jee Geronimo and multimedia reporter Iya Gozum talks to Atienza about her crusade to become the first Filipino in space. https://www.rappler.com/science/earth-space/the-green-report-first-filipino-space-soon/

23 min.
02-08-2025

Episode 45: A Filipina climate activist and the ICJ

It’s been a week since the International Court of Justice issued its historic advisory opinion on the climate crisis. The case started with young students from Vanuatu, a small island state located in the South Pacific Ocean. More notably, a young Filipina climate activist, Nicole Ponce, had helped from the very beginning. In this interview, environment editor Jee Geronimo and multimedia reporter Iya Gozum talk to Ponce, global advocacy lead of World’s Youth for Climate Justice, about the implications of the World Court’s advisory opinion on the youth, the movement, and the state of the planet. https://www.rappler.com/environment/the-green-report-filipina-climate-activist-international-court-justice/

31 min.
19-07-2025

Episode 44: Can the world really beat plastic pollution?

Negotiators from around the world will come together this August in Geneva, Switzerland, in hopes of finally hammering out a landmark agreement on how to beat the plastic crisis. For this The Green Report episode, environment editor Jee Geronimo and multimedia reporter Iya Gozum talk to Michelle Reyes of Healthcare Without Harm and Jam Lorenzo of BAN Toxics about what’s at stake in Geneva and how ambitious negotiators have to be to push out a truly historic deal. https://www.rappler.com/environment/the-green-report-can-world-beat-plastic-pollution/

30 min.
07-06-2025

Episode 43: The future of conservation

In this episode of The Green Report, Rappler environment editor Jee Geronimo and reporter Iya Gozum talk to Neil Aldrin Mallari, chief scientist at the Center for Conservation Innovations Philippines. Mallari shares his experience working with communities and the many ways he continues to learn from them.https://www.rappler.com/environment/the-green-report-future-conservation/

49 min.

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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.

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