The cyclones hit two of the most populated metropolitan cities in the world – Kolkata and Mumbai. The propensity towards similar climatic events has increased around the Indian Ocean. Unseasonal storms in East Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, which triggered the locust outbreaks in South Asia and the wildfires in Australia, are part of these unusual events. At the same time, a series of heatwaves led to the bleaching of coral reefs along the Indian coast, which has evolved as a hotspot for climate extremes, rampaging the marine ecosystem.
I suggested, Human activity rapidly increases the number of greenhouse gases, tree falling, etc. so if we all think seriously about action on climate change that will be changed something, otherwise we are not bigger than nature I think.
D. S. Parihar
Any action on climate change confronts serious ethical issues of fairness and responsibility across individuals, states, policy makers, generations, and the rest of nature.
I think it’s two step process
1. We need to stop’ going on activities which are damaging environment, which includes disturbance of soil, water, air, forest, marine and freshwater living beings etc.
because everything is interlinked, we need to work together.
2. We need to start walking in opposite direction, that is, we not only need to stop damaging activities, but we also need to start repairing activities and
some strict laws and environment
protection projects are the need of hour.
I think, i order to fullfil our hunger, we human beings have made everyone suffer from microbes to top predators,
Damaging microbial communities has resulted in soil degradation across globe.
While, killing of top predators has caused serious damages to forests and marine ecosystems. Killing whales, tigers, wolves, deforestation, feeding soil and water with toxic chemicals and non-biodegradable products etc etc... need to be stopped as soon as possible.
We need to live in harmony with earth and environment, or it will start cleaning our species.
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