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He believes the intensity of this typhoon isn't the result of global warming, which many scientists believe isn't a manmade problem.
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Did Climate Change Cause Typhoon Haiyan?
After the initial shock, questions are again being raised about whether human beings are to blame for the extreme weather. The disaster brought by super typhoon Haiyan has pushed climate change right back into the spotlight. He’s the Philippines delegate to the UN Climate Change Conference. He also happens to be from Tacloban, one of the worst hit areas from Typhoon Haiyan. Naderev Sano said he’s in agony over the uncertain fate of his relatives, and he couldn’t contain his emotions. Sano says he’ll go on a hunger strike until a outcome to climate change is in sight. He believes the intensity of this typhoon is the result of global warming, which many scientists believe is a manmade problem. Uccelini is director of the National Weather Service. Uccellini says the water in the Pacific’s been getting warmer for the past couple of decades. The warmer water and the sheer volume of water in that region fuel the energy of typhoons. Scientists say single weather events like Typhoon Haiyan cannot be conclusively linked to global warming, but there’s at least on factor, Uccellini says, caused by climate change.
After the initial shock, questions are again being raised about whether human beings are to blame for the extreme weather. The disaster brought by super typhoon Haiyan has pushed climate change right back into the spotlight. He’s the Philippines delegate to the UN Climate Change Conference. He also happens to be from Tacloban, one of the worst hit areas from Typhoon Haiyan. Naderev Sano said he’s in agony over the uncertain fate of his relatives, and he couldn’t contain his emotions. Sano says he’ll go on a hunger strike until a outcome to climate change is in sight. He believes the intensity of this typhoon is the result of global warming, which many scientists believe is a manmade problem. Uccelini is director of the National Weather Service. Uccellini says the water in the Pacific’s been getting warmer for the past couple of decades. The warmer water and the sheer volume of water in that region fuel the energy of typhoons. Scientists say single weather events like Typhoon Haiyan cannot be conclusively linked to global warming, but there’s at least on factor, Uccellini says, caused by climate change.