案例简介：@ hannahreyesmorales的照片/一个女孩在马尼拉最大的地区通多的Baseco观看日落，这是一个庞大的贫民窟社区的所在地。在这里，帕西格河与马尼拉湾交汇，大都市的大部分垃圾流入菲律宾海。菲律宾是世界上塑料污染最严重的国家之一，也是海洋生物物种比地球上几乎任何其他地方都多的家园。马尼拉的这一部分是世界上人口最稠密的地方之一，像这样的沿海社区是最容易受到海平面上升，风暴潮和其他与气候有关的灾害的影响。从城市河边到偏远的渔村再到熙熙攘攘的珊瑚礁，菲律宾群岛的生活相互依存。所有人的生存不仅与海洋息息相关，而且与日益恶化的气候危机息息相关。由 @ insidenatgeo explorer和作家Nicola Sebastian (@ nicolaseabass) 撰写。关注我 @ hannahreyesmorales，了解来自 # 菲律宾 # 群岛的更多故事。

案例简介：Photo by @hannahreyesmorales / A girl watches the sunset from Baseco in Tondo, the largest district in Manila and home to a sprawling slum community. Here, where the Pasig River meets Manila Bay, much of the megapolis’s trash flows into the Philippine Sea. The Philippines is among the worst nations in the world for plastic pollution and is also home to more species of marine life than nearly anywhere else on Earth. This part of Manila is one of the most densely populated places in the world, and coastal communities like this are among the most vulnerable to sea-level rise, storm surges, and other climate-related disasters. From urban riversides to remote fishing villages to bustling coral reefs, life in the Philippine archipelago is deeply interdependent. The survival of all is inextricably intertwined not just with the sea but also with the worsening climate crisis.Written by @insidenatgeo explorer and writer Nicola Sebastian (@nicolaseabass). Follow me @hannahreyesmorales for more stories from the #Philippines #archipelago.

国家地理 - Photo by @hannahreyesmorales / A girl watches the sunset from Baseco in Tondo, the largest district in Manila and home to

案例简介：@ hannahreyesmorales的照片/一个女孩在马尼拉最大的地区通多的Baseco观看日落，这是一个庞大的贫民窟社区的所在地。在这里，帕西格河与马尼拉湾交汇，大都市的大部分垃圾流入菲律宾海。菲律宾是世界上塑料污染最严重的国家之一，也是海洋生物物种比地球上几乎任何其他地方都多的家园。马尼拉的这一部分是世界上人口最稠密的地方之一，像这样的沿海社区是最容易受到海平面上升，风暴潮和其他与气候有关的灾害的影响。从城市河边到偏远的渔村再到熙熙攘攘的珊瑚礁，菲律宾群岛的生活相互依存。所有人的生存不仅与海洋息息相关，而且与日益恶化的气候危机息息相关。由 @ insidenatgeo explorer和作家Nicola Sebastian (@ nicolaseabass) 撰写。关注我 @ hannahreyesmorales，了解来自 # 菲律宾 # 群岛的更多故事。

国家地理 - Photo by @hannahreyesmorales / A girl watches the sunset from Baseco in Tondo, the largest district in Manila and home to

案例简介：Photo by @hannahreyesmorales / A girl watches the sunset from Baseco in Tondo, the largest district in Manila and home to a sprawling slum community. Here, where the Pasig River meets Manila Bay, much of the megapolis’s trash flows into the Philippine Sea. The Philippines is among the worst nations in the world for plastic pollution and is also home to more species of marine life than nearly anywhere else on Earth. This part of Manila is one of the most densely populated places in the world, and coastal communities like this are among the most vulnerable to sea-level rise, storm surges, and other climate-related disasters. From urban riversides to remote fishing villages to bustling coral reefs, life in the Philippine archipelago is deeply interdependent. The survival of all is inextricably intertwined not just with the sea but also with the worsening climate crisis.Written by @insidenatgeo explorer and writer Nicola Sebastian (@nicolaseabass). Follow me @hannahreyesmorales for more stories from the #Philippines #archipelago.

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国家地理 - Photo by @hannahreyesmorales / A girl watches the sunset from Baseco in Tondo, the largest district in Manila and home to

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