As deadly typhoons and floods ravage the country we ask how can we better prepare for these natural disasters?
We discuss these environmental phenomena the forces behind them and the role played by climate change with multi-awarded Environmental Scientist Janice Lao-Noche.
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Daming matalino pag tapos ng bagyo or drahidya. Hahhaa
A few years ago, climate change was propagated as normal weather. But now it threatens our existence if global warming cannot be stopped. Global warming was caused by burning fossil fuels such as oil and gas, gasoline and diesel. Our energy demand is increasing and with it the need for everyone to switch to renewable energy, solar and wind. I contradict the lady with the time slot. There is not much time left to accomplish this transformation! Maybe 10-15 years. Deforestation and the increasing demand for meat are also a problem. Animal breeding is responsible for methane, which is more harmful than Co2. Here too, action must be taken …. The people have not yet been adequately informed about the dangers. That needs to change!
Less people per square meter… stop making so many people.. ok people
If you continue to overpopulate , mother nature is simply going to kill you… respect your ma ma … or she will punish you.
Ang dami nating meteorologist, bakit hindi iyon ang in-interview ninyo?
Who' s to blame..the top 2 contributors..China and the US.