<p>MANILA, Philippines -A long-awaited report published by the United Nations on Friday asserts that climate change is "dangerous and unprecedented," with global temperatures now expected to rise above 2 degrees, previously considered "a tipping point" after which habitable life could become unviable.</p><p>UN Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon has warned that "the heat is on. We must act," before inviting global leaders to a special summit next year to forge a global agreement on emissions.</p><p>For many, like Jerick Limoanco, this news comes as no surprise: "Throughout history, the environment has always demonstrated to us that it is boss. It has wiped out entire civilizations. And yet, we continue to act as if it doesn't really matter."</p><p>Sitting on his newly designed bench made of bamboo and recycled tires, and talking passionately about the "up-cycling" industry, it becomes quite evident that Jerick is not one of those who don't care.</p><p><a href="http://www.philstar.com/news-feature/2013/09/29/1239462/social-business-summit-2013-eco-warrior-eco-entrepreneur">Keep reading...</a></p>