What are the factors that affect climate in the Philippines?

Answer 1

• climate and weather - extreme heat during summer and colder during -ber months, untimely and stronger typhoons
• sea level rise - the Philippines have the risk of being sunk
• agriculture - plants/crops will die due to extreme heat/dryness, floods and abnormal changes in temperature
• coastal or marine - coral bleaching, marine acidification, algal blooms and possible migration of fishes
• biodiversity - some animals are in danger of extinction or they migrate to other places, again, due to abnormal weather (some say global warming could produce new evolved species)
• human health - Filipinos are used to warm weather so they are very sensitive to decreasing temperatures. they catch colds easily. there's also the threat of Dengue whenever raining season comes which is affected by global warming. it is easily flooded and people are susceptible to the disease called leptospirosis which is caused by rats' urine.

Answer 2

The Philippines has lost Php 115 billion worth of damages from flashfloods, typhoons, and dry spells that occurred from 1995 to 2007. A study conducted by the Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) shows that the Philippines experienced five La Niña and seven El Niño episodes from 1970 to 2000, an increase over the three La Niña and the two El Niño from 1950 to 1970.

Answer 3

Filipinos had experienced the bad effect of global warming due to the recent flood they experienced that killed thousands of people. I think they are doing their best now to make a remedy out of the environmental depletion are world is experiencing these days.

Answer 4

Global Warming is a reference to the severe climate change, usually in the form of increased temperatures, caused by greenhouse gases being released in large amounts. These greenhouse gases absorb and release radiation that causes climate change. In the Philippines, global warming is becoming a threat in reference to the receding coastal lines. Due to flooding from melted ice caps, many of the Philippines islands could very possibly end up submerged, and many of them are currently facing loss of land due to rising waters.

Answer 5

• Warming
• Rising sea levels
• Climate Change

Answer 6

yes it effects every where eg change in climate.

Answer 7

Because of the gravity of the earth. You seem beautiful, let's get together sometime ;D

Answer 8

temperature,humidity and rainfall