Some of us in a little-known network called pagbabago@pilipinas, working in relative obscurity over the last few months, came out of the woodwork this week and let out a message with a bang: the country, for all its problems, cannot escape the realities of climate change and must act to chart a solutions-driven, private-sector/citizen-led roadmap well into the future. Those of us who are convening experts’ and business summits by April this year – former DENR secretary Bebet Gozun, Fr. Jett Villarin of the Ateneo and Manila Observatory, Lory Tan of the World Wildlife Fund for Nature, and myself – call it ‘The Philippine Climate Imperative.’



























