Introduction to Climate Change and Biodiversity Climate change refers to significant and persistent changes in the temperature and weather patterns of any given region or the entire globe. This is primarily caused by human activities like fossil fuel burning, deforestation, and industrial processes, which have increased the greenhouse gases. These gases include carbon dioxide and […]
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The Importance of Climate Change Education Climate change education is a step that gives the young person the essential ability to deal with one of the greatest issues of our time. While the impacts of climate change continue to be increasingly felt, it is time for students in Indian schools to start to feel the
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Introduction to Youth Activism in Climate Change Youth activism in climate change is an emerging movement, in which young people become leaders to confront the climate crisis. This activism raises awareness but also urges policymakers and broader society into making big moves towards lessening the environmental damage. Youths are really highly determined about combating climate
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Picture a fisherman watching waves swallow his village, or a farmer finding salt in his well. That is what rising sea levels and coastal erosion mean for India today. Sea levels are going up because of climate change, threatening homes, land, and lives along India’s 7,500-kilometer coastline. This is not just a far-off problem—it is
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Introduction to Climate Change and Wildlife Humankind activities such as burning fossil fuels and reduction of forests have increased the concentration of greenhouse gases in the earth’s atmosphere. These are gases like carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide which trap heat and make the earth warm-up by a process generally known as global warming. The
Picture a future where India’s air stays clean, rivers flow clear, and kids grow up with plenty of food and trees around. That is what sustainability can do—keep the planet healthy today without stealing from tomorrow. Climate change hits hard, warming Earth with gases from burning coal and oil, melting ice, raising seas, and drying
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Picture a farmer staring at a dry field, or a kid waiting hours for a bucket of water. That is water scarcity in India—a huge problem where there is not enough clean water to go around. It hits hard, messing up farms, health, and even money for millions. About 40% of people in India face
Imagine your phone—it lets you call for help fast or watch a video anywhere. Now think about where it goes when it dies. Technology is a big part of life today. It gives us amazing things like medicine to heal people, internet to connect far-off friends, and clean power from wind or sun. But it
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Imagine a world where plastic bottles and bags do not choke rivers or turn into smoky clouds when burned. That is what plastic waste management can do—it takes used plastics and handles them smartly to cut pollution and fight climate change. Plastic junk makes a big mess if we ignore it, clogging oceans, wrecking soil,
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Introduction to Air Pollution in India Air pollution in India is considered one of the critical environmental and public health issues. It has crossed every alarming limit in the country, not only affecting the health of crores of people but also widely contributing to global climate change. The major pollutants include particulate matter (PM2.5 and
