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Tag Archives: Tropical Storm Washi
Sendong, The Philippines, and Climate Change
Every day I’ve been searching press reports about the latest disaster in The Philippines for any mention of the causes of the massive flooding beyond that Tropical Storm Sendong (also known as Washi) blew in. Finally, here’s one from The … Continue reading
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Tagged Cagayan, Cagayan de Oro, capitalism, climate change, climate change deniers, Current sea level rise, environment, floods, global warming, Iligan, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Philippine, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Philippines, Sendong, Tropical Storm Sendong, Tropical Storm Washi, Typhoon Sendong, Typhoon Washi, Washi
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