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Title; IT'S HOT IN MINDANAO RIGHT NOW!

Author: PAGASA-Mindanao PRSD

Date published: July 26, 2021

Key content: The Extreme Temperature Advisory issued for Mindanao underscores the severity of the alarming heatwaves in Davao City, exacerbated by excessive carbon emissions from public transportation and industrial factories. Urgent precautionary measures are necessary to protect residents from heat-related illnesses amidst the ongoing extreme weather conditions, emphasizing the critical need for addressing carbon emissions and implementing sustainable solutions to mitigate the impacts of rising temperatures in the region.

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Earth Shaker - IT'S HOT IN MINDANAO RIGHT NOW!⚠️  For the second consecutive day, PAGASA-Mindanao PRSD issued an Extreme Temperature Advisory, indicating that the air temperatures observed in Mindanao have reached ALARMING LEVELS and are still expected to persist today.   PAGASA advised the public to "take precautionary measures against this extreme weather event to avoid possible heat cramps and exhaustion, and even heat stroke due to continued exposure to the sun."  Stay safe and hydrated, our Shakers in Mindanao! | Facebook

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IT'S HOT IN MINDANAO RIGHT NOW!⚠️

For the second consecutive day, PAGASA-Mindanao PRSD issued an Extreme Temperature Advisory, indicating that the air temperatures observed in Mindanao have reached...

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Url;  https://mindanews.com/top-stories/2023/03/urban-heat-index-in-davao-city-above-normal/#gsc.tab=0

Title:  Urban heat index in Davao City ‘above normal’

Author: Antonio L. Colina IV

Date published: March 23, 2023

Key content: The urban heat index in Davao City, which has risen significantly in recent years according to IDIS Inc., underscores the urgency of addressing alarming heatwaves exacerbated by excessive carbon emissions from public transportation and industrial factories. The recorded heat index of 400 Celsius, well above normal levels, highlights the critical need for implementing nature-based solutions and low-impact development strategies to mitigate the impacts of rising temperatures. Urgent action is required to protect urban areas, enhance green spaces, and incorporate sustainable infrastructure designs to alleviate the effects of heatwaves and combat the global warming crisis in Davao City.

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Urban heat index in Davao City 'above normal'

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DAVAO CITY (MindaNews / 23 March) - The urban heat index in Davao City is already "above normal," Davao City-based environment group Interfacing Development

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Url; https://www.adb.org/node/412291/printable/print

Title: Philippines: Davao public transport modernization project.

Author: Asian Development Bank

Date Published: Jun 29, 2023

Key content: The Department of Transportation to improve the public transport system in the Philippines by creating a reliable, safe, and comfortable passenger experience and by reducing air pollutants and greenhouse gas emissions.

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Davao Public Transport Modernization Project

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Url: https://mb.com.ph/2019/05/21/heat-index-of-43c-scorches-davao-city/

Title: Heat index of 43°C scorches Davao City

Author:  DHEL NAZARIO, JEFFREY G. DAMICOG, AND REY G. PANALIGAN

Date published: May 21, 2019

Key content: Pagasa-Davao urged the people to be cautious of possible heat exhaustion, heat stroke, and heat cramps. According to the bureau, if the heat index reaches between 41 to 54 degrees Celsius, one could be in danger of heat-related illnesses.

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DAVAO CITY - The Philippines Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) recorded this city's highest temperature this month at 35.4 degrees Celsius, with a heat index of 43 degrees Celsius.

Pagasa-Davao weather observer Jojo Tabaclaon told The Manila Bulletin that, so far, the 35.4 degrees Celsius on May 19 was the hottest temperature registered since the summer season began. It likewise noted that the 43-degree Celsius heat index was most scorching.

Heat index is the degree of human discomfort that gives the apparent temperature or what people can feel following a temperature. In a five-day forecast of the bureau, a 31.2 to 41.1 degrees Celsius heat index is still expected from May 20 to 24.

Tabaclaon said the bureau recorded the hottest temperature for April at 35.3 degrees Celsius. She added that a normal temperature was at 32 to 34 degrees Celsius, and that the scorching heat of the sun this summer was also because of the El Niño.

"Kung makasinati man ta ug medyo masalub-on na panahon nga nay pag-ulan (If the weather is partly cloudy to cloudy skies with isolated rainshower) that is because of the localized thunderstorm," Tabaclaon said.

Pagasa-Davao urged the people to be cautious of possible heat exhaustion, heat stroke, and heat cramps. According to the bureau, if the heat index reached in between 41 to 54 degrees Celsius, one could be in danger of heat-related illnesses.

Tabaclaon also advised the public to refrain from staying long hours under the heat of the sun from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

She said it was best to wear light-colored and comfortable clothes for sun protection, keep hydrated, and have an umbrella whether it will rain or not.

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DAVAO CITY - The Philippines Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) recorded this city's highest temperature this month at 35.4 degrees Celsius, with a heat index of 43 degrees Celsius. Pagasa-Davao weather observer Jojo Tabaclaon told The Manila Bulletin that, so far, the 35.4 degrees Celsius on May 19 was the hottest temperature registered since the summer season began.

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URL: https://www.ted.com/talks/eleni_myrivili_a_3_part_plan_to_take_on_extreme_heat_waves?utm_campaign=tedspread&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=tedcomshare

Title: A 3-part plan to take on extreme heat waves

Author: Eleni Myrivili

Date published: April 2022

Key content: Extreme heat and heat waves are often overlooked because they're not as dramatic as flooding or hurricanes and breaks down three approaches to keep cities cool in a time of rapid global temperature rise.

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Eleni Myrivili: A 3-part plan to take on extreme heat waves

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The deadliest severe weather phenomenon is something you might not realize: extreme heat. Eleni Myrivili, chief heat officer of the city of Athens, Greece, explains that extreme heat and heat waves are often overlooked because they're not as dramatic as flooding or hurricanes - and breaks down three approaches to keep cities cool in a time of rapid global temperature rise.

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Url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FabVIdsSzLY

Title: ALAMIN: Ano ang heat wave at posible ba itong mangyari sa Pilipinas?

Author: Rey Pelayo

Date Published: Apr 27, 2023

Key Info: How Philippines cope with the rising temperature and how it affects our livelihoods.

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ALAMIN: Ano ang heat wave at posible ba itong mangyari sa Pilipinas?

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Url: https://www.sunstar.com.ph/more-articles/climate-change-affects-mindanao-environment-advocate-

Title: Climate change affects Mindanao: Environment advocate

Author:  John Z. Pages

Date published: January 03, 2017

Key content: The alarming heatwaves in Davao City, attributed to excessive carbon emissions from public transportation and industrial factories, exacerbate the region's vulnerability to climate change. This heightened temperature, coupled with decreased precipitation and increased typhoon activity, poses significant risks to agriculture, energy production, and overall socio-economic stability in Mindanao. Urgent actions to mitigate carbon emissions and adapt to changing climate patterns are essential to safeguarding the region's communities and ecosystems amidst these environmental challenges.

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Inn 2012, Typhoon Pablo hit Mindanao anew, affecting 6.3 million people, with more than 200,000 homes damaged or destroyed P36.95 billion worth of infrastructure, agricultural products and private properties based on the data of the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council.

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Climate change affects Mindanao: Environment advocate

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AN ENVIRONMENTALIST expressed her apprehension over the adverse implication of climate change in Mindanao considering that it is an agriculture area that hosts

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Url: https://wanderlog.com/weather/394/5/davao-city-weather-in-may

Title: Davao City, Philippines weather in May

Author: Wanderlog blog

Date published:

Key content: The weather in Davao City in May is hot, sticky, with average highs of 90°F (32°C) and lows of 79°F (26°C).

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Davao City, Philippines weather in May: average temperature & climate

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The weather in Davao City in May is hot, sticky, with average highs of 90°F (32°C) and lows of 79°F (26°C).

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Url: https://www.loc.gov/item/2012330523

Title: Climate Change in the Philippines

Author: Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines : DOST-PAGASA

Date published: February 2011

Key Content: This climate change indicates that it is also related to davao city and all of mindanao because we all have experienced this.

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Citations are generated automatically from bibliographic data as a convenience, and may not be complete or accurate.

Chicago citation style:

Philippines. Department Of Science And Technology, and Geophysical Philippine Atmospheric. Climate change in the Philippines. [Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines: DOST-PAGASA, 2011] Pdf. https://www.loc.gov/item/2012330523/.

APA citation style:

Philippines. Department Of Science And Technology & Philippine Atmospheric, G. (2011) Climate change in the Philippines. [Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines: DOST-PAGASA] [Pdf] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/2012330523/.

MLA citation style:

Philippines. Department Of Science And Technology, and Geophysical Philippine Atmospheric. Climate change in the Philippines. [Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines: DOST-PAGASA, 2011] Pdf. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <www.loc.gov/item/2012330523/>.

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"February 2011." Includes bibliographical references (p. 84). Title from PDF file as viewed on 11/28/2012.

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Url: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/377634281_Assessment_of_entity_level_greenhouse_gas_emissions_A_case_in_Northwestern_Mindanao_State_College_of_Science_and_Technology_Tangub_City_Misamis_Occidental_Philippines.

Title: Assessment of entity level greenhouse gas emissions: A case in Northwestern Mindanao State College of Science and Technology, Tangub City, Misamis Occidental, Philippines

Author: Monaliza Joy Zaragoza-Magsayo

Date published: December 2023

Key content: The increase in energy consumption worldwide has outpaced efficiency gains and the use of cleaner energy sources, leading to a steady rise in greenhouse gas emissions.

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Url: https://icsc.ngo/green-groups-call-for-end-to-fossil-fuel-addiction-to-avert-catastrophic-future-philstar/

Title: Green groups call for end to fossil fuel addiction to aver catastrophic future {philstar}

Author: Gae Katreena Cabico

Date published: March 21, 2023

Key content: The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) painted a stark picture of where the world is heading heavier rainfall, more intense heatwaves, other weather extremes, and collapse of ecosystems.

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ICSC | Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities

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MANILA, Philippines - Staving off the worst impacts of the climate crisis requires governments to kick their fossil fuel habit as soon as possible and shift to renewable energy systems, climate and environment groups said following the release of a capstone report from the United Nations' climate advisory panel.

In a report released on Monday, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) painted a stark picture of where the world is heading - heavier rainfall, more intense heatwaves, other weather extremes and collapse of ecosystems - unless radical actions are taken.

"The latest IPCC report affirms that dangerous climate change has already set in, judging from the increasingly severe impacts of extreme events and rising losses and damages from slow onset events," said Lourdes Tibig, a climatologist and lead author of two IPCC reports.

"No one is spared, but the poorest and most vulnerable continue to bear the brunt. It is high time that world leaders heed the science for us to have a fighting chance to survive and thrive," added Tibig, who is also the climate science advisor of the Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities (ICSC).

The 36-page report is a synthesis of six major assessments since 2018. UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres likened the IPCC report to "a survival guide for humanity."

End fossil dependence

To secure a liveable and sustainable future for all, the IPCC stressed there must be "rapid and far-reaching transitions" across all sectors and systems.

"This synthesis report takes every excuse to keep burning fossil fuels down the drain. Any company, any government that promotes new coal, gas, or other fossil fuel projects are dealing a death sentence to the 1.5°C global warming threshold and the survival of millions," the Center for Energy, Ecology, and Development said in a statement.

"Science is clear: the only option we have is to urgently shift to energy from renewables, which is now cheaper than ever. Yet the transition we need is not happening fast enough; in fact, many developed nations are even seeking to prolong the life of fossil fuels through unproven or detrimental technologies falsely labeled as solutions," it added.

Asian Peoples' Movement for Debt and Development (APMDD) also criticized wealthy countries for pushing massive oil and gas development instead of slashing their planet-warming emissions.

"We vehemently object to the plans for, and the continued promotion of, new fossil fuel infrastructures in the Global South financed by wealthy countries - the big polluters that, due to their historical and continuing emissions, have an obligation to swiftly end reliance on fossil fuel, deliver adequate climate finance, and just transition to renewables," APMDD coordinator Lidy Nacpil said.

'Impetus' for climate action

The Philippines is one the countries most at risk from the impacts of climate change.

"For countries like the Philippines, inaction means deadlier typhoons and heat waves, plummeting agricultural and fisheries production, and so much more," said Jon Bonifacio, national coordinator of Kalikasan-People's Network for the Environment.

"Yet, our own government has insisted on unjust transition policies like the jeepney phaseout, land reclamation and mining that decimates climate-critical ecosystems and the communities living in them, and widespread persecution of climate and environmental advocates," he added.

Environment Undersecretary Analiza Rebuelta-Teh, who headed the country's all-women delegation to the 58th session of the IPCC, said the panel's synthesis report serves "provides a clear and substantive analysis" on climate science that would accelerate the pace of co-creating policies and designing programs.

Climate Change Commissioner Rachel Anne Herrera said the report will provide the "impetus for urgent climate action in the Philippine context."

During the week-long approval sessions, the Philippine delegation intervened on several sections of the report by highlighting the need to pursue evidence-based adaptation planning, and supporting the value of emissions avoidance as a recognition of risk-based and outcomes-based approaches to curb greenhouse gas emissions.

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Green groups call for end to fossil fuel addiction to avert catastrophic future [PhilStar]

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by Gaea Katreena Cabico | March 21, 2023| Published by Philstar.com | READ THE STORY HERE MANILA, Philippines - Staving off the worst impacts of the climate crisis requires governments to kick their fossil fuel habit as soon as possible and shift to renewable energy systems, climate and environment

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Url: https://www.rappler.com/environment/the-green-report-podcast-episode-how-movements-build-hope-climate-change/

Title: [Podcast] The green report: How movements build hope for climate change.

Author: Rappler.com

Date published: Jan 28, 2023

Key content: In davao city, people help to campaigns to reduce the waste around us and protect the environment so that it can be beautiful by helping

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To start 2023, we talk about building hope and uniting people around a single cause for the environment

MANILA, Philippines - It's not surprising that most stories about the environment and climate change are negative - data paints an even gloomier picture every year. Stories of hope and victory are hard to come by.

In this yearstarter episode of Rappler's environment podcast, social media producer Iya Gozum and environment editor Jee Geronimo talk to Joshua Villalobos, founder of Youth for Climate Hope.

This coalition from Negros Occidental gathers youth organizations and individuals and has been part of the successful coal-free campaign in the province.

Listen to The Green Report on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. - Rappler.com

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[PODCAST] The Green Report: How movements build hope for climate change

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To start 2023, we talk about building hope and uniting people around a single cause for the environment

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Url:  https://youtu.be/pKp0pUyd094?feature=shared

Title: Children in Asia Battle Against Heatwaves And Floods| The Longest Day | Full Episode

Author: CNA insider

Date published: December 01, 2023

Key content:  human activities have been the main driver of climate change, primarily due to the burning of fossil fuels like coal, oil, and gas. And to affect the people in this situation and the people who suffer in their lives. These Documentary related in davao city to poor people.

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Children In Asia Battle Against Heatwaves And Floods | The Longest Day | Full Episode

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Url: https://images.app.goo.gl/e72Tfodz83F8utVv6

Title: Where is the plan against extreme heat?

Author: JOHN LEO C. ALGO

Date published: APR 25, 2023

Key content: Climate crisis in the Philippines. What our nation experiences is connected to a heat wave that has already set new temperature records.

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Title: OPINION] Where is the plan against extreme heat?

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Url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDBkoYqHPvY

Title: Half of the planet is burning: how heatwaves engulfed the northern hemisphere

Author: Jhon Nairn

Date Published: Jul 21, 2023

Key Info: The heat has sparked intense wildfires threatening homes and livelihoods, as well as supercharged torrential rains in some areas, leading to extreme weather events such as flash flooding and landslides.

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Half of the planet is burning: how heatwaves engulfed the northern hemisphere

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Url: https://www.facebook.com/climaterealityphilippines/posts/pfbid0rYCKrJai2DqZ6HyrsJaRs6nriGVZTCa4QkjZF65WhoGY1GA4nifqobGBRt96njHUl

Titil: Pinoy Artivists Stepping up the fight against Climate change

Author: The Climates Reality Project Philippines

Date Published: Feb 9, 2022

Key Content: This advocacy proves that we need to help so that we can develop our nature in the face of heatwaves and global warming. This advocacy proves that it is not only other countries that need to help, but also we Mindanao people, so that we can develop our nature.

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Url; https://youtu.be/5eIEE33F6qc

Title: WALKING HOT WEATHER ECOLAND TERMINAL TO HOLY TRINITY, SLUM AREA IN DAVAO CITY | PHILIPPINES [4K]

Author: Road Tour Ni Cloud

Date published:

Key content: Highlights about the hot weather in Davao City

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WALKING HOT WEATHER ECOLAND TERMINAL TO HOLY TRINITY, SLUM AREA IN DAVAO CITY | PHILIPPINES [4K]

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Url: https://en.climate-data.org/asia/philippines/davao-city/davao-city-3970/

Title: DATA AND GRAPHS FOR WEATHER & CLIMATE

IN DAVAO CITY

Author: Climate Data

Date published:

Key content: In Davao City, the month with the most daily hours of sunshine is April with an average of 9.22 hours of sunshine. In total, there are 285.86 hours of sunshine throughout April.

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Davao City climate: Average Temperature by month, Davao City water temperature

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Url: https://www.pagasa.dost.gov.ph

Title: Attention residents of Mindanao!

Author: PAGASA

Date Published: None

Key Info: The weather bureau has issued a heatwave advisory for several areas in Mindanao, including Zamboanga. This means that excessively high temperatures are expected in the coming days.

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Url; https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-24021772

Title: What is climate change? A really simple guide

Author: BBC News

Date published: February 08

Key content: Human activities are causing global temperatures to rise, leading to more intense heatwaves and rising sea levels, which also impact Mindanao. The region has experienced temperature increases, with recent heat indexes in Davao City surpassing normal levels, indicating the urgency of addressing climate change locally. While global efforts are underway to mitigate climate change, it's crucial for Mindanao to implement strategies that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to the changing climate to safeguard its communities and ecosystems.

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What is climate change? A really simple guide

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Human activities are causing world temperatures to rise, posing serious threats to people and nature.