Summary
A climatologist named Fredolin Tangang says that the increasing number and intensity of typhoons in Southeast Asia should lead governments to take stronger action on climate change. These events are seen as an urgent reminder for the global community to address climate issues.
Key Facts
- Climatologist Fredolin Tangang is highlighting concerns about typhoons in Southeast Asia.
- The number of typhoons in the region is growing.
- These storms are becoming more intense over time.
- Tangang suggests these events are a signal for action on climate change.
- The call is for world governments to respond to these environmental challenges.
