Smog
Smog is a reflection of uncontrollable air pollution.
Value of water
Drinking water is unavailable due to global warming.This warning is issued from time to time by many environmental organizations.As the atmosphere and the earth burn, the water sources that supply drinking water dry up.The condition of the Indian village of Comic awaits many other villages.Comic is one of the tallest villages in the world.It is located in the Spiti Valley of Himachal Pradesh.Snow melting water from the Himalayas flows through man made canals to reach the village.This water is the water source of the village.This water was used for domestic and agricultural purposes.But today these canals are disappearing.Many countries today are facing severe water shortages.
This warning is issued by the Central Agricultural Research Institute.India's per capital water resources will decrease from 5000000 liters in 1950 to 1500000 liters in the coming years.By 2025, water scarcity in India will be severe.More than 70% of India's water resources are used for agriculture.If this goes on, many will withdraw from farming With the decline of agriculture, the required materials are not available. Available items will also increase in price.Then a lot of people will starve.
Sunburn
As a result of climate change, temperatures are rising uncontrollably in many places.This sudden change can lead to heat waves and sunburn.The equatorial regions, where the sun's direct exposure, are the hottest.The polar regions are warmer than the equatorial regions.The risk of heat wave is highest in very hot regions.The amount of moisture in the atmosphere also plays an important role in the heat wave.When the amount of moisture in the atmosphere increases rapidly, it increases the risk of heat waves.The best way to combat heat waves is to wear light colored, lightweight clothing.Drink plenty of water.
Hydrometeorological Disasters
Hydrometeorological disasters include floods, droughts, wildfires, landslides and landslides.Such disasters, which have claimed many lives and caused great financial loss, have increased dramatically in recent years.The Disaster Management Force has issued a warning.From 1987 to 1988, 195 disasters were reported in India.From 2000 to 2006, more than 350 were reported.The Indian government had also ordered the deployment of special forces to deal with emergencies.