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Not business as usual in green push - climate agency
The Philippine Star
|February 08, 2025
It cannot be business as usual as the Philippines targets 75 percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, according to Climate Change Commission (CCC) chairman Robert Borje.
Borje underscored the need for green innovation as part of the country's commitment in the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) under the Paris Agreement.
He added that the key sectors, including energy, transport, waste, industry and agriculture, are central to the country's NDC Implementation Plan (NDCIP).
"The private and public sectors are crucial partners in this transformation. The shift to renewable energy, electric vehicles, smart cities and sustainable agriculture are all areas where we can advance," Borje said during the 2025 Sustainability Forum: The Green Economies of Tomorrow held in Makati City on Jan. 31.
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