Mitzi Jonelle Tan
Filipino activist
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Sep 21, 2026
Climate, conflict and the transition away from fossil fuels
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Mitzi Jonelle TanGUEST
to add on to what Ellie was saying, I go back to what I said in the beginning, where we've seen research that 25 to 50% of conflicts and wars are linked to fossil fuels.

Mitzi Jonelle TanGUEST
Some research suggests the genocide that's happening in Gaza, which has now really expanded to the Levant and Lebanon, is because of the gas that's there.

Mitzi Jonelle TanGUEST
We're also seeing the same thing where it's this scramble for fossil fuels.

Natalia ChanHOST
Mitzi, as a climate justice activist from the Philippines, which is one of the most climate vulnerable countries in the world, and also one of the most dangerous countries for environmental defenders, how do you see climate justice being featured in these places?
