CLIMATE CHANGE RESILIENCY OF EVERY FILIPINOS
We all know that the Philippines is the most vulnerable country in terms of climate change. One of the disaster-prone was typhoons, floods, landslides, and erosion, which can damage infrastructure, destroy crops, and pollute water resources. Despite being the smallest contributors in terms of climate change, the Filipino people have a solution to this problem. Climate resiliency, we must prepared and anticipated. As student, We must do activities such like planting trees to prevent heat, protect ecosystem and other activities that protect our environment in time of crisis especially climate change.
In order to have disaster recovery actions, we, the Filipino people, must do the bayanihan, which is a spirit of helping each other in the community or the society. Climate resilience should include knowledge and practices like sustainable fishing and farming. Through this, like the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC), the Philippine government has to improve the preparedness of one another for catastrophes. To mitigate rising sea levels, coastal populations have created adaptation techniques like mangroves and raised structures. During natural calamities, Filipinos residing overseas support families and communities. Non-governmental organizations, or NGOs, are also vital for disaster recovery and climate change adaptation.
International organizations have given the Philippines a significant amount of support. As part of these activities, we must ensure the protection of the Filipino people in terms of natural calamities or disasters. And advance drills and drives of the Philippine government, especially to those who have a far area or are in danger; those people there must double the security of them.
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Very nice work! Let us strive for a better future
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