Climate change makes Philippines at double risk of typhoons
Climate change is making the Philippines more vulnerable to tropical storms, with rising temperatures making the country twice as likely to be hit by deadly storms.
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Climate change is making the Philippines more vulnerable to tropical storms, with rising temperatures making the country twice as likely to be hit by deadly storms.
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According to weather forecast, the cold air is likely to return to our country this weekend (December 7-8). The weather in the North, including Hanoi, will turn cold and…
From today, strong cold air will flow down to the North, pulling the lowest temperature in the plains down to 15 degrees Celsius, and in the mountains below 10 degrees C…
The reality is that nature is being destroyed and humans are paying a heavy price.
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