Your browser does not support this video. Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Typhoon-Kammuri-Aftermath-in-the-Philippines---Clipreel-4-27MZIFJ8KPMGB.htmlConceptually similarBracing for Typhoon Kammuri in the Philippines - Clipreel 2GP0STUB05Completed★★★★Typhoon Kammuri in the Philippines - Clipreel 3GP0STUB46Completed★★★★★★Typhoon Kammuri in the Philippines - Clipreel 1GP0STUASVCompleted★★★★Typhoon Yagi Aftermath in the Philippines - Web Video (Clean Version)GP0STSBQPCompleted★★★★★Typhoon Yagi Aftermath in the Philippines - Web Video (English Version)GP0STSBR6Completed★★★★Joanna Sustento in Tacloban, Philippines - ClipreelGP0STQY3HCompleted★★★★Climate Change Clipreel 2015 - ConsequencesGP0STPFRBCompleted★★★★★★★A Story Of Hope - GERMAN VERSIONGP0STQE4TCompleted★★★★A Story Of Hope - FRENCH VERSIONGP0STQE4UCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STUB7UTyphoon Kammuri Aftermath in the Philippines - Clipreel 4Residents of Polangui Municipality of Albay province, Philippines, suffer the aftermath of Typhoon Kammuri.Typhoon Tisoy (Kammuri) is the Philippines’ 20th typhoon this year, highlighting that the Philippines is perhaps the country most vulnerable to and most impacted by strong typhoons. Scientists are saying that the warming of the world is making weather events such as typhoons stronger. Typhoon Tisoy is not a super typhoon, but its impacts will still be heavily felt by Filipino communities which are in its path. Similar to other strong typhoons we’ve had in the recent past, this is what climate change looks like, and the scientific projections say we will experience stronger storms due to the rise in global temperatures.Locations:Albay Province-Asia-Legazpi-Philippines-Southeast AsiaDate:4 Dec, 2019Credit:© GreenpeaceDuration:16m53sAudio format:NaturalProduction Type :CLIPREELKeywords:Climate (campaign title)-Climate change impacts-Destruction-Electricity transmission towers-Emergency shelters-Extreme weather-Floods-Greenpeace campaigners-KWCI (GPI)-Local population-Roads-Typhoons-VictimsShoot:Typhoon Kammuri Documentation in the Philippines (VIDEOS)Typhoon Tisoy (Kammuri) is the Philippines’ 20th typhoon this year, highlighting that the Philippines is perhaps the country most vulnerable to and most impacted by strong typhoons. Scientists are saying that the warming of the world is making weather events such as typhoons stronger. Typhoon Tisoy is not a super typhoon, but its impacts will still be heavily felt by Filipino communities which are in its path. Similar to other strong typhoons we’ve had in the recent past, this is what climate change looks like, and the scientific projections say we will experience stronger storms due to the rise in global temperatures.Related Collections:Typhoon Kammuri in the Philippines (Photos & Videos)