PH Vows Deeper Emissions Cuts, Pushes 'Climate Justice' Ahead of COP31
The Philippines has vowed to further reduce its greenhouse gas emissions and strongly advocate for 'climate justice' ahead of COP31, calling for support for vulnerable nations disproportionately affected by climate change. This signals the nation's intent to push for global solidarity and action on climate mitigation.
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