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E-International Scientific Research JournalISSN: 2094-1749 Volume: 2 Issue: 4, 2010Figure 2 show <strong>the</strong> energy supply over <strong>the</strong> same period.It could be seen from <strong>the</strong> graph that <strong>the</strong> highest supply of energy was on December2009 with 12 month kilowatts and <strong>the</strong> lowest was in February w<strong>here</strong> <strong>the</strong>re is only about 8million kilowatt supply of energy.Shown in figure 3 are <strong>the</strong> data on respiratory cases recorded in <strong>the</strong> Province onZamboanga del Norte.It could be seen that <strong>the</strong> highest number of cases occurred in July of 2009 while <strong>the</strong>lowest was in June in <strong>the</strong> same year. However, <strong>the</strong> number of cases on health related issueswere fluctuating from month to month. This could be due to <strong>the</strong> fact that climate change mayhave brought about different cases at different levels depending on <strong>the</strong> vulnerability of peoplewho are prone to climate change related illnesses.380

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