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Summary

The United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterrez addresses the urgent need for global climate action, highlighting the severe summer heatwaves affecting North America, Asia, Africa, and Europe. He emphasizes that there is no more time for hesitation or excuses, and leaders must act immediately to limit global temperature rise. The script discusses the impacts of climate change, the role of fossil fuels, and the significance of the Paris Climate Agreement. It also touches on the El Niño phenomenon, its effects on global temperatures, and the importance of renewable energy sources in mitigating climate change.

Takeaways

• 🌍 Vast regions of North America, Asia, Africa, and Europe are experiencing a harsh summer due to global warming.
• ⏰ Leaders are urged to act immediately on climate change without further delay or excuses.
• 🌡️ Limiting global temperature rise is still possible but requires dramatic and immediate climate action.
• 📈 The rapid pace of climate change is alarming, and the time for global warming discussions has passed; it's time for action.
• 🔥 The increased use of fossil fuels and carbon is unacceptable, and inaction against this is a major contributor to climate change.
• 🌿 Seven countries, including China, the USA, India, and the European Union, are responsible for nearly half of global greenhouse gas emissions.
• 🌊 El Niño, a climate phenomenon from the Pacific Ocean, can significantly alter global temperatures and climate patterns.
• 🏜️ Extreme heatwaves are becoming more frequent and intense, affecting regions across the globe, including the Philippines, India, Bangladesh, and Africa.
• 🌲 The Amazon rainforest, a global biodiversity hotspot, is experiencing drought, which is unprecedented in its history.
• 🌊 Coral reefs worldwide are suffering from bleaching due to increased ocean temperatures, affecting 53 countries and territories across the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans.
• 📊 Global temperatures have risen significantly since 1850, with the rate of increase accelerating, particularly in the last decade.

Q & A

What is the main message conveyed by United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres in the opening remarks?

The main message is the urgency of addressing climate change. He emphasizes that there should be no more hesitancy, excuses, or waiting for others to take action, as there is no more time for such delays.

Which regions have experienced a cruel summer according to the script?

The script mentions vast parts of North America, Asia, Africa, and Europe have experienced a cruel summer.

What is the significance of the term 'global warming' in the context of the script?

In the script, 'global warming' refers to the long-term increase in Earth's average surface temperature due to human activities, which is causing more frequent and severe weather events and is a disaster for the planet.

What is the role of fossil fuels in contributing to climate change as mentioned in the script?

The script states that the widespread consumption of fossil fuels such as coal, oil, and natural gas for electricity generation and transportation is the primary cause of climate change, as their combustion releases greenhouse gases that trap heat in the atmosphere.

What is El Niño and how does it affect global temperatures?

El Niño is a climate phenomenon originating from the Pacific Ocean that can alter temperature and climate patterns worldwide. It involves the warming of sea surface temperatures in the Pacific Ocean, which can lead to a redistribution of warm water, affecting weather patterns globally.

What record was broken in the Philippines due to the heatwave mentioned in the script?

The script mentions that the highest temperature recorded at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport station in Pasay reached 38.8 degrees Celsius on April 27, breaking the previous record set in 1915.

How does the script describe the impact of climate change on the Amazon rainforest?

The script describes the Amazon rainforest, considered the largest rainforest in the world and a global hotspot for biodiversity, as currently experiencing droughts. These droughts are part of the historical pattern of droughts that have affected the entire Amazon basin.

What is coral bleaching and how does it relate to climate change as per the script?

Coral bleaching is a phenomenon where corals turn white due to stress, often caused by increased water temperatures. The script relates this to climate change, as warmer ocean temperatures due to climate change can lead to coral bleaching, which can result in the death of corals if the conditions persist.

What is the current global temperature trend according to the script?

The script indicates that the global temperature has been rising, with an increase of 0.06°C per decade since 1850, accelerating to 0.20°C per decade in the last 10 years up to 2023. It suggests that the current year is also likely to be one of the hottest on record.

What is the Philippines' stance on renewable energy as described in the script?

The script describes the Philippines' efforts to increase the use of renewable energy sources, with 7% of the country's power coming from non-renewable energy sources like fossil fuels. However, it also points out the challenges, such as the intermittent nature of solar and wind energy, and the high costs and long setup times for geothermal power.

What is the significance of the National Land Use Act mentioned in the script?

The script highlights the importance of the National Land Use Act, which is being pushed by the Climate Change Commission. This act is crucial for the Philippines to mitigate the effects of climate change and reduce the impact of disasters. However, it notes that the act has been pending in Congress for years.

Outlines

00:00

🌍 Climate Change Urgency Addressed by UN Secretary-General

The paragraph highlights the opening remarks made by United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres during a press conference on July 27, 2023. He emphasizes the severity of the summer heat experienced across North America, Asia, Africa, and Europe, attributing it to global warming. Guterres calls for immediate and dramatic climate action, stressing that there is no more time for hesitation or excuses. He also mentions the scientific consensus that human activity is the primary cause of climate change, which is leading to a rapid and alarming rate of change. The paragraph concludes with a call to action for leaders to limit global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius and to take the climate crisis seriously.

05:01

🌡️ Global Warming's Impacts and El Niño Phenomenon

This paragraph discusses the effects of climate change, which are felt in various parts of the world and impact human life. It notes that seven countries—China, the United States, India, the European Union, Indonesia, the Russian Federation, and Brazil—are responsible for nearly half of the global greenhouse gas emissions. The paragraph also explains the El Niño phenomenon, a weather event originating from the Pacific Ocean that can alter temperature and climate patterns. El Niño involves the warming of the Pacific Ocean's water, which can lead to a redistribution of warm water, affecting weather globally. The text provides examples of record high temperatures in various regions, including the Philippines, India, Bangladesh, Thailand, and Africa, illustrating the severity of the heat waves caused by climate change.

10:04

🌳 Amazon Drought and Coral Bleaching Due to Climate Change

The paragraph focuses on the current drought affecting the Amazon rainforest, which is considered the world's largest rainforest and a global hotspot for biodiversity. It mentions that the Amazon basin is experiencing a prolonged dry season, which is unusual and historically significant. Additionally, the text addresses the issue of coral bleaching, which is occurring due to increased ocean temperatures. Coral reefs around the world, including the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, are suffering from extensive bleaching. The bleaching happens when the temperature is too high, causing the organisms living in the corals to leave, leading to the corals turning white and potentially dying if the conditions do not improve. The paragraph also notes that global temperatures have been rising since 1850, with an acceleration in the last decade, making the current year one of the hottest on record.

15:08

💡 The Transition to Renewable Energy and Challenges in the Philippines

This paragraph discusses the energy situation in the Philippines, where 7% of the country's electricity comes from renewable sources, primarily fossil fuels. It highlights the country's efforts to build more renewable energy sources but points out the challenges, such as the intermittent supply of solar and wind energy and the high costs and land requirements for biomass energy. Geothermal power is mentioned as a more consistent source of energy, but its development is time-consuming and expensive. The paragraph also touches on the need for rapid construction of battery energy storage systems to maximize the benefits of solar and wind energy. It notes the government's efforts to increase the use of renewable energy sources but acknowledges the lengthy process due to studies, permits, funding, and return on investment. The transition to renewable energy is slow, and the country continues to rely on conventional power plants that use carbon and petroleum.

20:10

🏛️ Policy and Legislative Efforts to Combat Climate Change in the Philippines

The final paragraph addresses the legislative and policy efforts to combat climate change in the Philippines. It mentions the National Climate Change Action Plan, which is a roadmap for the country from 2011 to 2028. The plan emphasizes the importance of having a national land use policy, which would help mitigate the effects of climate change and disasters. However, the paragraph points out that the National Land Use Act has been pending in Congress for years and is currently stuck in the Senate's environment committee. The text also discusses the role of the public and the government in addressing climate change, noting that the government's response to the crisis is a topic of public debate. The paragraph concludes with a reference to a radio program, suggesting ongoing public discourse on the issue.

Keywords

💡Climate Change

Climate change refers to long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns. It is the central theme of the video, which discusses its impacts on various regions globally. The script mentions that climate change is causing harsh summers and is a 'disaster for the whole world,' highlighting its severity.

💡Global Warming

Global warming is the long-term increase in Earth's average surface temperature due to human activities, such as the burning of fossil fuels. The video emphasizes the urgency of addressing global warming, as it is causing record temperatures and extreme weather events.

💡Greenhouse Gases

Greenhouse gases are gases that trap heat in the Earth's atmosphere, contributing to global warming. The script mentions that burning fossil fuels releases greenhouse gases, which are a primary driver of climate change.

💡El Niño

El Niño is a climate pattern that affects the temperature and climate in various regions. The video discusses how El Niño, combined with climate change, leads to extreme heat and weather anomalies, such as the intense heatwaves mentioned in the script.

💡Renewable Energy

Renewable energy sources like solar, wind, and hydro power are discussed as alternatives to fossil fuels. The video highlights the need to transition to renewable energy to mitigate climate change, but also notes the challenges in building and maintaining such infrastructure.

💡Fossil Fuels

Fossil fuels, such as coal, oil, and natural gas, are non-renewable energy sources that contribute significantly to greenhouse gas emissions. The script points out the continued reliance on fossil fuels as a problem that needs to be addressed.

💡Paris Climate Agreement

The Paris Climate Agreement is an international treaty aimed at limiting global warming. The video mentions the agreement as a framework within which countries, including the Philippines, have committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

💡National Land Use Policy

A national land use policy is a strategic approach to managing land resources. The video suggests that such a policy could help the Philippines mitigate the effects of climate change by guiding sustainable land management practices.

💡Heat Index

The heat index is a measure of how hot it feels when relative humidity is factored in with the actual air temperature. The script provides examples of extreme heat index values, illustrating the dangerous temperatures caused by climate change.

💡Coral Bleaching

Coral bleaching is a phenomenon where corals lose their color and can die due to increased water temperatures. The video connects coral bleaching to climate change, showing how it affects marine ecosystems and biodiversity.

💡Amazon Rainforest

The Amazon rainforest, referred to as the 'lungs of the Earth,' is suffering from droughts and fires, as mentioned in the script. These events are linked to climate change and have severe implications for global oxygen production and biodiversity.

Highlights

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterrez emphasizes the urgency of climate action, stating there is no more time for hesitation or excuses.

Large parts of North America, Asia, Africa, and Europe are experiencing a cruel summer, highlighting the disastrous effects of global warming.

Leaders must act immediately to limit global temperature rise, with no more waiting for others to move first.

The speed of climate change is alarming, and the time for global warming discussions has ended, as we are now in the era of global environmental impact.

The increasing use of fossil fuels and carbon is unacceptable, and leaders must act without delay to limit temperature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius.

Climate change is causing extreme heat, which is already unbearable and affecting people's lives.

Seven countries, including China, the USA, India, and the European Union, are responsible for nearly half of the global greenhouse emissions.

El Niño, a climate phenomenon from the Pacific Ocean, can significantly alter global temperature and climate patterns.

April has been unusually hot in South Asia and Southeast Asia due to El Niño and climate change, causing record-breaking temperatures.

The Philippines has experienced its highest recorded temperature and heat index, with severe impacts on health and the environment.

India and Bangladesh have faced extreme heat, with temperatures exceeding 43 degrees Celsius, affecting millions.

The Amazon rainforest, a global biodiversity hotspot, is suffering from drought, affecting over 10% of its species.

Coral reefs worldwide are experiencing bleaching due to increased ocean temperatures, affecting 53 countries and territories.

Global temperature has risen by 0.06 degrees Celsius since 1850, with the rate of increase accelerating to 0.20 degrees Celsius in the last decade.

The years from 2014 to 2023 are recorded as the hottest in history, with 2023 being particularly notable.

The UN Secretary-General's call to action is directed at leaders who have the power to implement policies agreed upon in the Paris Climate Agreement.

The Philippines, being a signatory to the Paris Agreement, has a responsibility to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, although the transition is slow.

Renewable energy sources in the Philippines are still limited, with only 7% of electricity coming from geothermal power, and the need for more investment is clear.

The Philippine Climate Change Commission has released a national action plan for 2011 to 2028, emphasizing the need for a national land use policy.

The National Land Use Act of 2023 has been proposed to help mitigate the effects of climate change, but its passage in Congress has been delayed.

The government is working towards more renewable energy sources, but the Department of Energy warns that the transition will be slow due to various challenges.

Transcripts

july 27

2023 humarap sa Press Conference tungkol

saima si United Nations Secretary

General Antonio guterrez at ito ang

bahagi ngang opening

remarks for vast parts of North America

Asia Africa and Europe It's a cruel

Summer

Sur speed

chate terf and

the Thea global warming

leaders must le no more hesitancy no

more excuses no more waiting for others

to move first there is simply no more

time for that it is still possible limit

global

temperature only with dramatic immediate

Climate

Action Sa Wikang Filipino sa malaking

bahagi umano ng North America Asia

Africa at Europa nakaranas ng malupit na

tag-init

para sa buong daigdig ito isang

disaster para sa mga siyentista walang

duda na mga tao ang may gawa nito

Lahat ng ito'y alinsunod sa mga

prediksyon at kaukulang babala subalit

ang nakakagulat ika niya ay ang bilis ng

pagbabago nandito na nga ang climate

change At ito'y

nakakatakot ito pa lamang ang

simula tapos na ang panahon ng global

warming at dumating na ang panahon ng

global

ang hangin sa kapaligiran ay hindi na

kaaya-aya ang init na ating nararamdaman

ay hindi na natin matiis at Habang

lumalaki ang kinikita sa paggamit ng

petrolyo at karbon hindi

katanggap-tanggap ang hindi pag-aksyon

laban

Dito dapat ng kumilos ang mga leader ng

walang

pag-aatubili dapat ay wala ng mga

palusot wala

hintayan wala panahon para

dito malimitahan ang pagas ng

temperatura sa mundo sa 1.5 Cel Maan

angang ulot ng climate

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change ng

seryoso puspusan at

mabilisang Climate action

Ito po sinabi ni un secretary general

guterrez noong nagdaang taon at totoo

nga dahil ngayon ramdam nating lahat sa

Pilipinas ang nakakapaso at nakakasakal

na init ang ELO at climate change ang

sinasabing dahilan kung bakit lalo pang

tumataas ang temperatura sa

mundo ang climate change ay ang babago

ng klima o ang takbo ng panahon maaari

itong Ituring na natural na nangyayari

sa mundo nang dahil sa sikat ng araw at

mga pagputok ng

bulkan subalit simula noong mga taong

1,800 ang ginagawa ng tao ang siyang

pangunahing dahilan ng climate change

dahil sa malawakang pagkonsumo ng

tinatawag na Fossil fuels gaya ng coal o

Carbon oil o petroleo at natural gas na

karaniwang ginagamit para sa mga planta

ng kuryente at

transportasyon ang pagsusunog ng Fossil

fuels na ito ay lumilikha ng tinatawag

na greenhouse gas na nagmimistulang

kumot na bumabalot sa mundo kaya't

naiipit dito ang init mula sa araw na

siyang nagpapataas ng

temperatura ang mga singaw at usok na

nagdudulot ng climate change ay

nangagaling sa iba't ibang panig ng

mundo at nakakaapekto sa

sangkatauhan pero pitong mga bansa ayon

sa pagaaral noong 2020 ang nagambag ng

halos kalahati ng global greenhouse

emission ito ang

China United States of

America India

mga bansa sa European Union

Indonesia Russian

Federation at

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Brazil ang elnino ay isang pangyayari sa

panahon na mula sa Pacific Ocean na

maaari pong makapagpabago ng

temperatura at klima sa

kalupaan ang elnino ay ang pag-init ng

temperatura ng tubig sa Pacific Ocean

kaysa sa Karaniwan nitong

temperatura upang mas maintindihan natin

isipin na lang po natin na ang Pacific

Ocean na may sukat na

165 million s km ay nahahati sa tatlong

bahagi ang eastern Central at Western

Pacific

regions sa normal na taon sa ocean ang

trade winds o hangin dito ay humahampas

westward o pakanluran na nagdadala sa

mainit na tubig mula South America

patungong

Asia upang mapunan ang nawawalang tubig

sa South America tumataas ang tubig nito

mula sa ilalim nak Karaniwan ay

malamig kaya't normal na matatagpuan ang

warm water sa western region ng dagat at

malamig na tubig naman ang namamalagi sa

eastern ngunit sa panahon ng El Niño

humihina o nagbabago ang hampas ng trade

winds na nagreresulta sa pagkalat ng

mainit na tubig sa Central at Eastern

region ang fenomeno na ito a nangyayari

sa loob ng dalawa hanggang pitong taon

At maaaring magtagal ng si na buwan

hanggang dalawang

taon ayon kay Ben churchill ang Regional

Director for Asia and the Southwest

Pacific ng world meteorological

organization bagamat ang buwan ng Abril

ay sadyang mainit sa South Asia at

Southeast Asian regions n dahil sa el

niino at climate change nakapagtatala ng

nakababahalang init ng temperatura ang

mga lugar na ito sa metro manila na

itala ang pinakamataas na

temperatura sa Ninoy Aquino

International Airport station sa Pasay

sa

38.8 de Cel noong April

27 binasag nito ang record noong

1915 na

38.6 de Cel sa port area

Manila habang ang heat index naman o

damang init ay umabot sa p pataas na 53

de Cel sa Iba Zambales noong april 28

ito ngayon ang pinakamainit na recorded

heat index sa

Pilipinas sa ibang panig ng mundo sa

India may mga probinsya na umabot sa

higit na 43 de Cel ang

temperatura at halos ganoon din sa

Bangladesh

43.3 Cel sa Bangkok Thailand ang heat

index ay umabot ng 52 de Cel habang sa

Vietnam

43.9 de Cel ang

temperatura sa Africa tinamaan ng

matitinding heat wave ang Sel region na

nakapagtala ng higit sa

45° Cel na temperatura umabot naman sa

48.5 Cel ang init sa isang siyudad sa

mali

samantala hanggang Nong buwan ng Marso

patuloy na sinasalanta ng kakaibang

tagtuyot ang malaking bahagi ng Amazon

river

basin ang Amazon na matatagpuan sa South

America ang tinuturing na largest rain

forest in the world ito ang global hot

spot ng biodiversity at tahanan ng higit

10 por ng

uri ng hayop at halaman

mundo Hindi na bago ang tagtuyot Amazon

ang

kasalukuyang

nadon at narasan

a kasaysayan ng Amazon na panahon ng

tagtuyot naayon naka na sa buong Amazon

basin nitoang Buan ng Abril lumabas ang

report mula sa National oceanic

atmospheric administration at

International Reef Coral initiative na

54% ng mga colar reef sa buong mundo ay

nakakaranas ng

bleaching apektado rito ang 53 mga bansa

at teritoryo sa Atlantic Pacific at

Indian

Oceans pati ang great barrier reef sa

Australia ay iniulat ding tinamaan ng

malawakang Coral

bleaching ang Coral bleaching ay

nangyayari kapag sobra ang init ng

temperatura sa ilalim ng karagatan kung

saan ang mga organismong namamahay sa

mga Coral ay

nag-aalisan kapag nangyayari ito

namumuti ang mga Coral at kung hindi

bumalik ang mga organismo at ay

magbubunga sa tuluyang pagkamatay ng mga

Coral ang mga Coral reif ay isa sa

nagbibigay ng buhay sa

karagatan habang nagaganap ang mga Coral

bleaching at natusta sa init ang ibang

mga lugar sobrang ulan naman at

pagbabaha ang nangyayari at naranasan sa

Pakistan sa

Oman United Arab

Emirates sa

brasil Sa ken

tanzania malinaw na ang mga pagaaral ng

mga sientista

na ang temperatura sa mundo ay tumaas ng

0.06 c

kada m 1850

Ang bilis ng pag-init sa mundo m

1982 aes na

bumilis ito nag

0.20

c

10 ang nagdaang taon na 2023 ang

sinasabing pinakit na taon magmula ngang

itinala ang global temperature noong

1850

ang s pinakamainit na taon sa kasaysayan

ng mundo ay naitala magmula

2014 hanggang

2023 walang duda na ang kasalukuyang

taon ay maisasama na rin sa kasaysayan

ng mundo bilang isa sa pinakamainit na

taon ang paggamit ng mga salitang global

boiling ni un secretary general guterrez

ay panggising sa ating lahat ang

nakadadala na init na ating nararamdaman

ngayon sa Pilipinas ay malupit na

pagpapatotoo sa

nangyayaring climate

change climate change na kapag sinabayan

ng El Niño o ang kabaligtaran naman ay

La Niña ay nagdudulot ng malawakang

pinsala sa buhay at kabuhayan ng

katauhan ang Panawagan ng UN secretary

general ay para sa mga leer ng mga bansa

Sapagkat talagang sila naman ang may

kakayahan na magpatupad ng mga polisi at

panuntunan na

napagkasunduan sa United Nations Paris

Climate

agreement ang Pilipinas ay isa sa mga

lumagda sa naturang tratado

hindi man ito lubusang makakapigil itoy

makapagpapagaling at climate change sa

pamamagitan ng pagbabawas ng greenhouse

gas

emissions bagamat responsibilidad ng

bawat isa sa atin ang tumulong at

mag-ambag para sa pangangalaga ng ating

kalikasan nasa mga pinuno pa rin ng

bawat bansa ang

pangunguna dahil nasa kanila ang

tungkulan at

kapangyarihan may political will pa ang

mga leader na tinutukoy ni secretary

general guterrez

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sa Pilipinas ang mga pinakahuling datos

ay nagpapakita na 7 por ng pinagkukunan

ng ating kuryente ay mula pa rin sa

nonrenewable energy sources of Fossil

fuels sa p

40% rito ay coal o Carbon oo nga't

nagpapatuloy ang pagtatayo ng renewable

energy sources pero ang mga ito ay

nakadepende sa lagay ng panahon

intermittent o hindi tuloy-tuloy ang

nagigiging supply nito ngayong tag-init

uubra ang solar energy pero ang hydr

power ay bagsak kabalintunaan sa panahon

ng tag-ulan habang ang wind energy ay

dapat sa mga lugar lamang na tuloy-tuloy

ang malakas na ihip ng hangin ang

produksyon naman ng biomass energy ay

nakadepende sa efficiency at

availability ng supply ng feed stock

kaya may kamahalan at nangangailangan ng

malaking lugar At dahil ito'y pagsunog

pa rin ng panggatong May emissions pa

rin

sa renewable energy maaaring geothermal

power ang nakapagbibigay ng tuloy-tuloy

na suay ng kuryente

ngunit matagal mahirap at mahal ang

pagtatayo ng planta nito pero maraming

mga lugar sa ating bansa ang may

potensyal na mapagkukunan ng ganitong

uri ng

enerhiya sa ngayon

6.9% Lam ang ambag ng ge power sa buong

pangangailangan ng kuryente ng mga

Pilipino para lubos na mapakinabangan

ang kuryenteng nakukuha mula sa solar at

wind energy kailangan ng mabilisang

pagtatayo ng battery energy storage

systems ang teknolohiyang Ito naman ay

Nangangailangan din ng napakalaking

kapital sa kabuuan gaya nga po ng

sinasabi ng nakaraang

administrasyon pinag pagsisikapan naman

daw ngayon ng gobyerno ang pagkakaroon

natin ng mas maraming renewable energy

sources

ngunit sinasabi ho na naman ngayon ng

Department of Energy na ito'y

matatagalan matatagalan

dahil matagal ang mga

pag-aaral matagal ang mga permit na

kailangan sa kakulangan ang gustong mamu

ng malaking halaga at Maghintay ng

matagal na balik ng

puhunan at habang matatagalan ang

transition sasandal pa rin tayo sa mga

conventional na mga planta ng kuryente

na gumagamit ng karbon at petroleo na

siya ding mabilis

pagkakitaan hindi

maitatanggi ang nangyayari sa ating

power

industry ito'y dinidiktahan

din ng mga most

powerful sa kabilang dako ang Philippine

climate change Commission ay matagal n

naglabas ng national climate change

Action Plan ito ay Action Plan ng bansa

mula 2011 hanggang

2028 at kasama sa pag-aaral na ito ay

ang kahalagahan ng pagkakaroon ng

Pilipinas ng national land use

policy at itoy Mangyayari lamang kung

magkakaroon tayo ng national land use

act itinutulak ng climate change

Commission ang agarang pagpapasa

nito at noon pa man tinutukoy na ng mga

Dal basa kasama na ang neda at DENR na

napakaimportante ng nalua dahil ito ang

makatutulong sa Pilipinas para maibsan

ang epekto ng climate change at tindi ng

perwisyong idinudulot ng mga

kalamidad

pero bakit nga ba TL taon na na ito'y

nakasalang at isinasalang sa Kongreso

hanggang ngayon ay hindi pa rin

na

ipapasa ngayong 19th Congress naipasa na

sa lower house ang panukalang National

land use Act of 2023

pero naiipit na naman ito ngayon sa

senado sa committee on

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environment Tama po na mga tao rin ang

dahilan sa nangyayaring climate change

at mabilis pong

pag-init ng

mundo at lalo pang bibilis ang

sinasabing global

boiling n dahil din sa pakikipagsabwatan

ng

gobyerno sa mga ganid na tao

[Musika]

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