I'd expect the combination of heat AND humidity to be emphasised, i.e. 'Wet bulb temperature'. (I've found a 47°C dry desert heat to be much more bearable.)
Namaskar🙏🙏🙏🙏 Plutocratic Failed State Rank 111 Hunger Index India now has 83 of the world's 100 most polluted cities. A good example of a country which has its priorities all wrong. Now is a good time to invest in Hospital stocks and in companies manufacturing medical equipment. The future of India is on a Hospital ventilator 🙏🙏
Yes , we say that and " faster that expected " all the time on r/collapse. The human race is getting slapped in the face with the effects of climate disruption, and we just ignore it because profits must be maintained.
I agree with you 100 percent. And Isha is planting millions of trees in southern india. There are permaculuture projects in places like Jaipur. Those kinds of projects impact the water tables. Delhi itself has an amazing park in the middle of the city. Trees are considered sacred there. often you will see buildings that are built around trees.
50 degrees celcius. Nomatter how well Indian people are adapted a hot environment, and their architecture takes heatspikes into account, 50 degrees celcius is simply insufferable. And people do die as a consequence as we have seen several instances of already this early in the season. Then think about the animals and plants, especially in the wild.Temparatures like that begs an environmental catastrophe when populations over a broad spectrum starts withering away under the strain. And still global CO2 emissions are on rising trend. It has long since passed pre-covid levels and while it's not exactly rising more steeply, it also doesn't show any tendency towards slowing down. What is wrong with us, people? What is it that we don't get about this picture?
The problem is simple: money. As long as money rules the world, nothing else will really matter. Why do companies still use fossil fuel, why do countries still use fossil fuel? why is industrial animal farming allowed? it is all down to money and the people who make the most money have the most power and so they influence governments in their favour by donating to political parties that will not make laws that interfere with these companies. The only thing we simple humans can do is only vote for politicians who promise to make the necessary changes.... if we can find such politicians. Look at the reaction to veganism. There have been newspaper articles claiming that plant-based food is unhealthy, even dangerous and publicity claiming eating meat, fish and eggs is essential for health. Why? Money (the meat and dairy industries are big money-makers) and because although so many western countries are seeing a rise in cardiovascular disease, obesity and diabetes, people will believe the hype and not choose a diet that would not only help them but also the environment. Then there is fast fashion. It uses resources that impact the environment and ends up in landfills. So, people vote for environmentally savvy politicians, stop consuming animal products and don't buy clothes that come from outside your own frontiers. You'll be better informed, healthier and richer, and you'll have a lot more closet space.
While I agree with fast fashion and such. I don't think veganism is that great especially looking at it through a critical lense. Most studies on it are short-term, they will typically get people who eat a standard American diet that's full of ultra processed food, are pretty sedentary. Put them on a WFPB diet and track them for 10 weeks. Longer term studies tend to just be epidemiological questionnaires. There is no proper long term research and no populations to go off. The only ones you really have go off are the long term ones on UA-cam etc.. and they start to look washed out eventually I've noticed. I did it for 6 years, did everything by doctors and dieticians. Progressively added in more combinations of plants and still declined towards the end. 😞 Felt so much after eating some salmon. Skin looks more hydrated and less papery etc. Not everyone can do that diet either. Way less bioavailability, lack of satiation, you might be physically full but still not satiated. Just be mindful of what you say. 'everyone should do this it's the best way' yet no human population has eaten like that unless they were starving. I think holding UPF companies more accountable rather than hyper focusing on animal agriculture.
Simple reason, willfully ignorant people deny the existence of climate change because they don’t want to have to change their behavior. Also, the oil and natural gas industries don’t want to lose money so they lobby against change
And now scientists have confirmed that trees in these heatwave areas like India are no longer functioning efficiently regarding absorbing CO2 and releasing oxygen. Scientists have called it 'coughing,' where trees only absorb CO2 during cooler hours, and coughing it back into the atmosphere when it gets too hot. So there is strong evidence that this is now be a contributing factor to global CO2 rises. To address this, it will mean that those areas that remain cooler (Scotland, Iceland, Northern Scandinavia, Rusia and China) - need to step up their tree planting efforts, as this seems to be the only widespread carbon sequestration technique out there. (We have seen plenty of other innovative ideas illustrated on platforms like UA-cam, but they are certainly not out there in sufficient numbers to make a difference). Even better would be if people would just slow down their consuming. But no government has dared put a brake on anything like that. Tourism seems to be at an all time high. Popular tourist spots are inundated with crowds to the point that locals are protesting at the weight of tourism. Just think of the number of planes and cruise ships exhausting CO2 around the globe, as people persist in travelling - without a thought for climate change. Where are their ethics? Internet platforms don't even try to control the number of tourism ads as a discouragement. Money rather than consideration. Similarly, we're inundated with car ads. Over the years, I have seen a trend from keeping a car in good condition to stay on the road as long as possible - to a car model that is a 'throw-away' item after 3 years. Car owners don't challenge this, they 'accept' it, expect it, falling in with a trend deliberately generated by car manufacturers to make more money. And it's the same with all things now. I purposely visit charity shops to find vintage kitchen equipment, because it has given its previous owner 30, 40 or more years good service to the end of their lives - and it's still in good condition. Now, buy a food processor and you're lucky if it lasts a month. Buy plates, and the glaze begins to crack after a few hot washes. Years ago, things were made to last, to uphold the good name of a cherished brand. Now, nothing matters but to wriggle out of a refund as often as possible and make as many sales as possible. The mountains of trash this consumption is an eyesore in itself, the impact on the planet this has is terrifying. Plastic produces CO2 as it breaks down. And businesses would rather dig for new resources than recycle old plastic. And it's only going to get worse as populations continue to increase. Beats me 'why' they are increasing as much as they are - since, if the parents are uncomfortable during this trend for weather extremes, how do they think a baby is going to feel?
We have heard a lot about climate change and its effect, what's still missing is the actual implementation by which we can reduce the natural calamities. We spend millions for infrastructure development and almost 0 amounts towards protection of nature and maintaining balance between concrete structures and trees. It's do or die situation and we still are discussing what's causing these climate changes 🫣
The problem is that large amounts of people don’t want to change their behavior so they just deny the existence of climate change, and business that sell things like fuel for cars or natural gas to be used to make electricity don’t want to change because it would cost them money
Total fertility rate in India is clear to 2.03 . The population growth is very diverse across states. Population is stagnated in some states but it's increasing in some others.
Same thought. I feel sory for these children and Indians as a whole. But having multiple children while being poor is not good. Person should first seek to develop himself and find some suiting career to provide for a family. Then, and only then maybe think about having children. But considering the state of the world today, even having suitable standard of living is not enough to start a family in my opinion. Its not only about India.
Eastern India is now cooled down. Only humidity creating problem during day time otherwise nights are now much cooler in Bihar..before one week it was about 44_46 celcius
10 years ago, nobody was saying that in 2023 1.5° C would be eclipsed for an entire calendar. an average see surface temperatures would shatter previous records by a full 1° C…… Therefore, I would expect that within the next five years, vast areas that we live in today will become uninhabitable during the summer
Once I was working walking from place to place under a hit, sometimes over 100. What I did was carry ice inside a handkerchief and rubber it over my neck from time to time. I hardly felt the impact of the hit. You can also carry a thermo in case you need to replace the ice or at least keep it as cold water if it melts.
Delhi /NCR is fast getting more and more concretized. This has created heat island effect. Concrete urban areas absorb heat during long summer days, but during nights they radiate heat during all short nights. Effect is that nights remain hot, making temperature unbearable for all living beings. Forest cover and undeveloped landscapes have capacity to absorb high summer temperatures and thus keep the area cooler and bearable, but those golden days are over and gone for good, particularly in India. As development cannot stop, so heat island effect and climate change will be the new norm. Dense over-population, pollution, widespread poverty are factors which are unsurmountable.
Hope the region can solve this huge problem, hitting the biggest population on earth. In regards of cliamted everyone must set aside diffrences and work to survive. There is abigger problem, the groundwater is getting depleted and not filling up as fast in punjab. If the food is gone, then one can imagine what will happen. This will lead to waves of imigration the world has never seen before. Regards from pakistan.
Weather is very hot. But amazingly 92% households in India still do not have air conditioners - they're just too poor to afford buying ACs. Very good progress, Viksit Bharat 2047. Jai Hind.
All we have to do is make an inflatable Mountain that is approximately 2 km off the ground and put it in the water and put fans on top of the mountain and the cold air from the upper atmosphere will blow to the ground
The little boy looks like he has Hidradenitis Suppurativa. All of this heat really doesn't help matters. I feel so sorry for India and all of the other Countries experiencing this heat - especially the people who for whatever reason are unhoused 😔
Notice that they say record heat not seen for 75 years? It was hotter in the late 1800's when thousands of people died, and there was not a high level of CO2 in the atmosphere. How could that be? Maybe it is called WEATHER for a reason. Also note that the cities were not the large heat islands that they are today, and there wasn't any AC.
I don't only feel sorry for you guys but I also feel for everyone on earth because we all turn around the sun, we are one. In one planet, around the same ⛅
Near 50 degrees Celsius is unbearable. One should stop everything as if there was a flooding. It is very dangerous and inefficient to work under such conditions.
Just pray there aren't any significant grid failures during these events. I wonder, how long will it be before 'Solar Radiation Management' becomes part of the common vernacular.
May the good, intelligent and industrious people of India quickly find the solutions to the problems they face...stay save and stay strong from the USA...
@@BajiKorvisamo this is a serious matter dude. Notice the trend how summers are getting intese every year. Since the monsoon has set in even monsoon is going to be more intese and the winter is going to be shorter earlier winter would begin with the beginning of October now it starts around mid of November and starts to fade away february onwards while earlier it use to last till mid of march. I have never experience this much heat during summer in Gurgaon.
Nothing. Not even a hope and a prayer. All they got is us waking up in time. There is a promise of a new beginning, however. Not with the complex life, but with the micro biology. Those guys are tough. Little good it do us and all the rest of evolved life, sadly. But there is that. A hardy, stubborn insisting on a second chance for life to flourish on this planet. Still three billion years to make good of in life's great laboratory-planet before the sun gets too angry about the whole thing and eats it all up.
Only very few things one can compare animals and bird versus human beings..we r human we have diff needs .. u cant simply put in this way of needs and survival ..😧 thanks x posting
We need covered walkways in high traffic areas around hospitals to give some sun protection. Underground walkways is another option--everything will still be a little cooler underground. And affordable temporary housing for patients who come from all over the country to AIIMS. Planting more trees and building more pools. The water scarcity is another problem. And medication which can prevent heat stroke. This was coming--we all knew it. It is time to get dead serious and tighten regulations on fossil fuel consumption--by every country collaborating and cooperating. Education and Awareness for the masses on how climate change impacts all of us. If we do not do anything, another mass extinction event is in the future.
bushan was adept at skirting the questions about what the government is doing to help the vulnerable and what the government was doing to address the global warming phenomina instead blaming the rest of the world.
Lol. I agree that the country must do more for its citizens, but if you check the data, the west is the largest contributor to the carbon footprint. So, he isn't wrong either.
I have been monitoring India for nearly 5 years and it has seen axrecird increase if record heat ...i know why and it's not totally caused by co2 and methane. I know it's going to kill tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands every year. Pakistan is also in deep trouble.
@@likaner1 in chemistry and science, when a massive reduction in the burning of coal and oil occurs sulfur that is pre-existing in coal and oil, and converts into sulfur dioxide, it has a very high reflectivity index reflecting solar radiation back into space or at least blocking it. It blocks a certain percentage are the solar radiation from striking the surface of the Earth. The science Community can also call it geoengineering. If you go on UA-cam, type in Nova, can we cool the planet. It discusses about scientists good space sulfur dioxide across the Arctic that will cool the Arctic and it will increase the incidence of acid rain however it will prevent the ice from melting in the Arctic as a result of China pulling back on its burning of coal and oil, also the international Maritime organization requiring all Container shipping companies to reduce its sulfur content and bunker crude and all the container ships worldwide, over a few years it would reduce the sulfur content in the atmosphere and allow more solar radiation to strike the surface of the Earth but in particular the world's oceans this is caused a global increase above the normal rate of warming that has really shocked scientist. I guess you could say the atmosphere and planet Earth is a thermal runaway and scare and scientists are very scared
😮😢 this is awful 😞 I also heard recently a Taylor Swift concert in South America somewhere ended up getting to 60 Celsius and the event people wouldn't allow vendors to sell water, juice etc only their own water were they allowed to buy. They ran out, had the fans closed instead of using them to keep outsiders from seeing the concert and Taylor Swift had her people distributing waters in the crowd. You could see her struggling to breathe herself, I know she's performing and that is raising her temperature but being smooshed in with all those people and it being that hot too. It was miserable for all involved...
Today it was 28 in my city in Poland. I am driver and its hard to drive inside the cabin. I cannot imagine it being 48 degrees. I think India should focus on restoring its nature, not population or economic growth. I dont believe in God, but I do believe in nature, and nature is telling you something here. Of course the rest of the world have massive impact also.
Lol, you know nothing about India. Its the national capital region that they are showing. Outside that there is vast empty fields, huge jungles, waterfalls, mountains etc. Its raining in southern and eastern India also.
Europe produce only 7 percent of pollution of the world. Whereas China, India are covering approx 55 percent of the pollution of the world. Europeans are heavily taxed on nature safety, whereas these countries not.
Modi said india will think about climate change when it will be as rich as the West. Well, many Russian oil tankers later, there might be no.. but i guess being rich is more important.
Lol, you guys need some geography lessons. Monsoon season is active in southern and eastern India. It will reach the northern most point by July only. Here in southern India, its colder and raining all day.
Why can't the government allocate a decent job for these homeless ? No need fancy job. Just a job to can provide decents food and shelter. India is so rich. Big economy in the world.
Yes it is a global issue but the lion's share of enviromental damage is coming from developing economies such as in India, Brazil and China. Will those countries stifle thier economic growth with austerity measures? I think not given that they all belong to the BRICS economic forum.
dude, you forgot those highly developed countries who did more damage in their development phases, than these developing countries now. what we see now, is the effect of damage they already did in the past. you are not going to account that?
An example. The uk two years ago hit 40C. Which is about 20C above the daytime average for British summertime. Yes, it was one event, but in our summers, we are more regularly hitting 35C or above. Which was very rare before 2005. In fact, in think between 2016 to now, it happened 6 times out of 8. More noticeable is the lack of snow and frost in our winters in the south of the UK. Pre 2000, we used to get regular snow events and frosts. Now we don't get snow, or very rarely, and frosts are also becoming rare.
Govs should start investing in genetic research to create next gen with genes that can withstand intense heat to survive heat waves and able to breath in water to survive floods.
No it does not actually. Back in the 60's I lived in Bahrain and during height of the summer maximum temps would be in the low 30's. Today it is going to be 42c in Bahrain and its not mid-summer yet. I'm 70 years old and I can assure you the planet has got lot warmer since I was a little girl back in the 50's - a lot warmer especially in the winters
Hi so you’re wrong in several ways. Let me explain: 1) the closest earth gets to the sun each year is early January, not now. 2) seasons are determined by the tilt of the planet, not the distance to the sun 3) global average temp has been increasing for over a century, this trend is not an annual cycle by definition
@@AA-vi1cc You are right in several ways but totally wrong to say the earth's distance from the sun doesn't determine the earth's temperature a close mind bears no fruit sir.
@@arthurlevin I didn’t say the distance from the sun doesn’t determine earth’s temp. I said the tilt is why there are seasons. Also side note, Venus is hotter than mercury even though mercury is the closest planet to the sun. There are other factors you’re neglecting besides just the distance.
All these on account of too much progress in science. Each innovation leads to consumption of energy. This disturbs nature. Aeroplanes, ACs Fridge, motor vehicles and what not. Now we r at the receiving end. Boomerang
No culture will help this unfortunate land in this situation dear it is a hardcore reality. All the poor counties such as India Africa Pakistan are suffering due to this attack of fate. Why gods to much dislike them?
Here in the UK, its very normal. India are now facing the consequences of their extreme population and economic growth. Enjoy your Summer haha. Hope it was worth it.
@@realracing3specter295 WTF ist wrong with all you people! Have you still not understood that this is a problem that concerns ALL of us, GLOBALLY, and that we can only solve it if EVERY NATION limits their greenhoue gas emissions? The UK and other western Nations have messed up historically, but India still needs to make sure they are not emitting as much as they do now, because we only have a fixed budget of CO2 and we actually have already used it up. There is no point in hoping people in other nations will die. The children and youth of today are not responsible for the crimes of the former generations.
There's one thing I fail to understand, Scientists say the sun is constantly expanding ... Why is this never a factor instead we blame one thing, climate change?
The Sun’s expansion will be a factor in a billion years and is something humans have little control over. Climate change is a factor now and and is something humans have complete control.
Stop having children if you cannot afford it .. jeez you can hardly feel bad for these poor..no strike that ..just stop having children. It’s just mind boggling that 400 million can die and still have a billion people left.
you need to update your take on this thing. India's TFR is already around 2. Which means a large, a very large amount of couples now only have either two children or just one child. And it's not the numbers on papers, you need to just go to India and ask people how many kids they have, it's hard to meet a person saying they have 3 kids, super rare, unless you meet an old person it's super super rare for Indian people to be having kids more than 2.
@@peteck007 and that’s two too many. That’s my point, it’s already so high that even a one child policy won’t solve the resource crisis, habitat destruction and expanding poverty.
What is the legal basis for the prohibition of evaluation and speech among the people in China? Are you administering according to law or violating the law?
My sincere advise to all humanity is to STOP MAKING MORE BABIES ! DONT MAKE THEIR LIVES MISERABLE WHEN YOU CANT HANDLE YOUR OWN LIVES !
Oh please we in balkans have little kids ,our natality is SO low and we have horrific heat waves now
Pls follow Singapore’s lead. They have implemented some innovative methods to cool the city. And, India - take it easy on childbirth.
What is it with childbirth?
Talking of 1.5°C global temperatures is totally misleading when figures in some areas reach more than 10°C above local annual averages.
there is no point in thinking about thinks you don't understand. ;)
Global average temp and local temps mean very different things
@@AA-vi1cc THE MEANING OF GLOBAL TEMPERATURES TO ORDINARY FALKS IS UNREAL
Best to measure the Mean and Average of Ocean 🌊 temperatures for a better barometer of Climate Change 🌍
Climate Geo-Engineering on the poor humans in 3rd World!
I'd expect the combination of heat AND humidity to be emphasised, i.e. 'Wet bulb temperature'.
(I've found a 47°C dry desert heat to be much more bearable.)
Yeah, a WBT of 30 degress start to be deadly for childre, old people or pregnant women.
So yes Global humidity is increasing and that's increasing the heat stroke and increase the heat stroke death across the planet
Here in South Africa in the furthest point south, and in the middle of winter, the days are in the high 30's...°Celsius. It's very strange 🥵🥵🥵
Namaskar🙏🙏🙏🙏
Plutocratic Failed State Rank 111 Hunger Index India now has 83 of the world's 100 most polluted cities. A good example of a country which has its priorities all wrong. Now is a good time to invest in Hospital stocks and in companies manufacturing medical equipment. The future of India is on a Hospital ventilator 🙏🙏
This summer will be the coolest (in average) for the rest of our lives .... enjoy it
Yes , we say that and " faster that expected " all the time on r/collapse.
The human race is getting slapped in the face with the effects of climate disruption, and we just ignore it because profits must be maintained.
Chandra missed important point about planting more trees and save trees. put shade at traffic signal junctions etc.
I agree with you 100 percent. And Isha is planting millions of trees in southern india. There are permaculuture projects in places like Jaipur. Those kinds of projects impact the water tables. Delhi itself has an amazing park in the middle of the city. Trees are considered sacred there. often you will see buildings that are built around trees.
50 degrees celcius. Nomatter how well Indian people are adapted a hot environment, and their architecture takes heatspikes into account, 50 degrees celcius is simply insufferable. And people do die as a consequence as we have seen several instances of already this early in the season.
Then think about the animals and plants, especially in the wild.Temparatures like that begs an environmental catastrophe when populations over a broad spectrum starts withering away under the strain. And still global CO2 emissions are on rising trend. It has long since passed pre-covid levels and while it's not exactly rising more steeply, it also doesn't show any tendency towards slowing down.
What is wrong with us, people? What is it that we don't get about this picture?
The problem is simple: money. As long as money rules the world, nothing else will really matter. Why do companies still use fossil fuel, why do countries still use fossil fuel? why is industrial animal farming allowed? it is all down to money and the people who make the most money have the most power and so they influence governments in their favour by donating to political parties that will not make laws that interfere with these companies. The only thing we simple humans can do is only vote for politicians who promise to make the necessary changes.... if we can find such politicians.
Look at the reaction to veganism. There have been newspaper articles claiming that plant-based food is unhealthy, even dangerous and publicity claiming eating meat, fish and eggs is essential for health. Why? Money (the meat and dairy industries are big money-makers) and because although so many western countries are seeing a rise in cardiovascular disease, obesity and diabetes, people will believe the hype and not choose a diet that would not only help them but also the environment.
Then there is fast fashion. It uses resources that impact the environment and ends up in landfills. So, people vote for environmentally savvy politicians, stop consuming animal products and don't buy clothes that come from outside your own frontiers. You'll be better informed, healthier and richer, and you'll have a lot more closet space.
While I agree with fast fashion and such. I don't think veganism is that great especially looking at it through a critical lense.
Most studies on it are short-term, they will typically get people who eat a standard American diet that's full of ultra processed food, are pretty sedentary. Put them on a WFPB diet and track them for 10 weeks. Longer term studies tend to just be epidemiological questionnaires. There is no proper long term research and no populations to go off.
The only ones you really have go off are the long term ones on UA-cam etc.. and they start to look washed out eventually I've noticed.
I did it for 6 years, did everything by doctors and dieticians. Progressively added in more combinations of plants and still declined towards the end. 😞 Felt so much after eating some salmon. Skin looks more hydrated and less papery etc.
Not everyone can do that diet either. Way less bioavailability, lack of satiation, you might be physically full but still not satiated.
Just be mindful of what you say. 'everyone should do this it's the best way' yet no human population has eaten like that unless they were starving.
I think holding UPF companies more accountable rather than hyper focusing on animal agriculture.
Simple reason, willfully ignorant people deny the existence of climate change because they don’t want to have to change their behavior. Also, the oil and natural gas industries don’t want to lose money so they lobby against change
And now scientists have confirmed that trees in these heatwave areas like India are no longer functioning efficiently regarding absorbing CO2 and releasing oxygen. Scientists have called it 'coughing,' where trees only absorb CO2 during cooler hours, and coughing it back into the atmosphere when it gets too hot.
So there is strong evidence that this is now be a contributing factor to global CO2 rises.
To address this, it will mean that those areas that remain cooler (Scotland, Iceland, Northern Scandinavia, Rusia and China) - need to step up their tree planting efforts, as this seems to be the only widespread carbon sequestration technique out there. (We have seen plenty of other innovative ideas illustrated on platforms like UA-cam, but they are certainly not out there in sufficient numbers to make a difference).
Even better would be if people would just slow down their consuming.
But no government has dared put a brake on anything like that.
Tourism seems to be at an all time high. Popular tourist spots are inundated with crowds to the point that locals are protesting at the weight of tourism.
Just think of the number of planes and cruise ships exhausting CO2 around the globe, as people persist in travelling - without a thought for climate change. Where are their ethics?
Internet platforms don't even try to control the number of tourism ads as a discouragement. Money rather than consideration.
Similarly, we're inundated with car ads. Over the years, I have seen a trend from keeping a car in good condition to stay on the road as long as possible - to a car model that is a 'throw-away' item after 3 years. Car owners don't challenge this, they 'accept' it, expect it, falling in with a trend deliberately generated by car manufacturers to make more money.
And it's the same with all things now.
I purposely visit charity shops to find vintage kitchen equipment, because it has given its previous owner 30, 40 or more years good service to the end of their lives - and it's still in good condition.
Now, buy a food processor and you're lucky if it lasts a month. Buy plates, and the glaze begins to crack after a few hot washes.
Years ago, things were made to last, to uphold the good name of a cherished brand. Now, nothing matters but to wriggle out of a refund as often as possible and make as many sales as possible.
The mountains of trash this consumption is an eyesore in itself, the impact on the planet this has is terrifying. Plastic produces CO2 as it breaks down. And businesses would rather dig for new resources than recycle old plastic.
And it's only going to get worse as populations continue to increase. Beats me 'why' they are increasing as much as they are - since, if the parents are uncomfortable during this trend for weather extremes, how do they think a baby is going to feel?
@@Debbie-henri didn't know that. Damn.
We have heard a lot about climate change and its effect, what's still missing is the actual implementation by which we can reduce the natural calamities. We spend millions for infrastructure development and almost 0 amounts towards protection of nature and maintaining balance between concrete structures and trees. It's do or die situation and we still are discussing what's causing these climate changes 🫣
The problem is that large amounts of people don’t want to change their behavior so they just deny the existence of climate change, and business that sell things like fuel for cars or natural gas to be used to make electricity don’t want to change because it would cost them money
1:43 where does India stand on birth control and family planning? I get that children are considered a blessing… but do children feel blessed?
Total fertility rate in India is clear to 2.03 .
The population growth is very diverse across states. Population is stagnated in some states but it's increasing in some others.
its not just indians issue ,
Same thought. I feel sory for these children and Indians as a whole. But having multiple children while being poor is not good. Person should first seek to develop himself and find some suiting career to provide for a family. Then, and only then maybe think about having children. But considering the state of the world today, even having suitable standard of living is not enough to start a family in my opinion. Its not only about India.
@@naapsuvaimne740 I didn’t realize I needed to address it on a global scale.
@@minilroy8774 all over the world - I don’t get what Elon musk is talking about when mentioning population decline.
Eastern India is now cooled down. Only humidity creating problem during day time otherwise nights are now much cooler in Bihar..before one week it was about 44_46 celcius
This is what happens when you remove all your forests to make room for your growing population
A 1 child policy is needed in India
You mean plastic islands on the sea
@sandponics they allowed for the industrial deforestation.
10 years ago, nobody was saying that in 2023 1.5° C would be eclipsed for an entire calendar. an average see surface temperatures would shatter previous records by a full 1° C……
Therefore, I would expect that within the next five years, vast areas that we live in today will become uninhabitable during the summer
As Someone Who Suffers From Not Sweating Enough, Ice Immersion Or Even On Large Blood Vessels Is A Life Saver.
There's a temperature and humidity that doesn't matter if you sweat or not, you're f**d
Pray everyone stays in good health and this ends soon. Amen
Once I was working walking from place to place under a hit, sometimes over 100. What I did was carry ice inside a handkerchief and rubber it over my neck from time to time.
I hardly felt the impact of the hit. You can also carry a thermo in case you need to replace the ice or at least keep it as cold water if it melts.
Delhi /NCR is fast getting more and more concretized. This has created heat island effect. Concrete urban areas absorb heat during long summer days, but during nights they radiate heat during all short nights. Effect is that nights remain hot, making temperature unbearable for all living beings. Forest cover and undeveloped landscapes have capacity to absorb high summer temperatures and thus keep the area cooler and bearable, but those golden days are over and gone for good, particularly in India. As development cannot stop, so heat island effect and climate change will be the new norm. Dense over-population, pollution, widespread poverty are factors which are unsurmountable.
Eu. We have home Untergrund. Now 20 ,but outsides is 40. Celsius.
I feel so bad for all those poor people, especially the kids.
Space blankets on windows can lower inside temp a few degrees. Personal experience Someone else's idea, works.
I had to buy an Air conditioner to get some relief in this heat. Easily one of the worst heat I have ever experienced.
Hope the region can solve this huge problem, hitting the biggest population on earth.
In regards of cliamted everyone must set aside diffrences and work to survive.
There is abigger problem, the groundwater is getting depleted and not filling up as fast in punjab.
If the food is gone, then one can imagine what will happen.
This will lead to waves of imigration the world has never seen before.
Regards from pakistan.
Its raining and cold in southern India - Kerala. India is a huge area.
North India 🔥South India🌪🌬🍃🌊
Weather is very hot. But amazingly 92% households in India still do not have air conditioners - they're just too poor to afford buying ACs. Very good progress, Viksit Bharat 2047. Jai Hind.
ACs for everybody will mess up electricity supply…
@@aensti9077 You won't say this if you're from a developed country.
Diesel cars should be stopped
Lol
@sandponicsGo into different businesses, it's all trends.
Address a lack of condom problem first. The temperatures will drop.
Wow, was looking for dumb comments! I am not disappointed 🎉
@@Walter-wf8kd likewise congrats
@@xena2559 Thanks!🤡
All we have to do is make an inflatable Mountain that is approximately 2 km off the ground and put it in the water and put fans on top of the mountain and the cold air from the upper atmosphere will blow to the ground
The little boy looks like he has Hidradenitis Suppurativa.
All of this heat really doesn't help matters.
I feel so sorry for India and all of the other Countries experiencing this heat - especially the people who for whatever reason are unhoused 😔
Is it as hot as blue beam satellites
It's raining everywhere in Southern India...
Notice that they say record heat not seen for 75 years? It was hotter in the late 1800's when thousands of people died, and there was not a high level of CO2 in the atmosphere. How could that be? Maybe it is called WEATHER for a reason. Also note that the cities were not the large heat islands that they are today, and there wasn't any AC.
I don't only feel sorry for you guys but I also feel for everyone on earth because we all turn around the sun, we are one. In one planet, around the same ⛅
Near 50 degrees Celsius is unbearable. One should stop everything as if there was a flooding. It is very dangerous and inefficient to work under such conditions.
Just pray there aren't any significant grid failures during these events.
I wonder, how long will it be before 'Solar Radiation Management' becomes part of the common vernacular.
Oh my
Don't cut too many 🌲 trees. As simple. Delhi first level warning.
May the good, intelligent and industrious people of India quickly find the solutions to the problems they face...stay save and stay strong from the USA...
Get used to it
Delhi is cooled down recently because of rain.
Exactly, there is no need to worry for a long time. I don't understand the fuss
@@BajiKorvisamo There is nothing to worry if you are not smart enough to understand what is really going on.
@@BajiKorvisamo this is a serious matter dude. Notice the trend how summers are getting intese every year. Since the monsoon has set in even monsoon is going to be more intese and the winter is going to be shorter earlier winter would begin with the beginning of October now it starts around mid of November and starts to fade away february onwards while earlier it use to last till mid of march. I have never experience this much heat during summer in Gurgaon.
If a journalist nods his or her head repeatedly like this it's cent percent accurate that he or she is doing reporting for some other countries
Educación ambiental y árbol urbano para un futuro sustentable
But different govs are still fkg with the weather.
Also thinning the forests isn't helping matters any
Human has doctor, hospitals, what do animal and bird has?
Nothing. Not even a hope and a prayer. All they got is us waking up in time. There is a promise of a new beginning, however. Not with the complex life, but with the micro biology. Those guys are tough. Little good it do us and all the rest of evolved life, sadly. But there is that. A hardy, stubborn insisting on a second chance for life to flourish on this planet. Still three billion years to make good of in life's great laboratory-planet before the sun gets too angry about the whole thing and eats it all up.
They have.. us? Our adaptation efforts should reach them too as far as possible.
Only very few things one can compare animals and bird versus human beings..we r human we have diff needs .. u cant simply put in this way of needs and survival ..😧 thanks x posting
Good.
Too many people. Monsoons have arrived so it is cooling down.
Not to mention carbon generating vehicles
2:28 some places just use body bags instead of bathtubs- which would use less ice and be more cost effective/portable.
It's already hot before this heat wave , I could never live in Delhi,l😢😢😢😢 one day is enough to catch flights
people working outside must be protected!
Brutal!
We need covered walkways in high traffic areas around hospitals to give some sun protection. Underground walkways is another option--everything will still be a little cooler underground. And affordable temporary housing for patients who come from all over the country to AIIMS. Planting more trees and building more pools. The water scarcity is another problem. And medication which can prevent heat stroke. This was coming--we all knew it. It is time to get dead serious and tighten regulations on fossil fuel consumption--by every country collaborating and cooperating. Education and Awareness for the masses on how climate change impacts all of us. If we do not do anything, another mass extinction event is in the future.
The real story is that in ten years it will be much, much worse.
bushan was adept at skirting the questions about what the government is doing to help the vulnerable and what the government was doing to address the global warming phenomina instead blaming the rest of the world.
Lol. I agree that the country must do more for its citizens, but if you check the data, the west is the largest contributor to the carbon footprint. So, he isn't wrong either.
I have been monitoring India for nearly 5 years and it has seen axrecird increase if record heat ...i know why and it's not totally caused by co2 and methane. I know it's going to kill tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands every year. Pakistan is also in deep trouble.
Its raining and colder in southern India.
What else is it caused by other than pollution?
@@likaner1 in chemistry and science, when a massive reduction in the burning of coal and oil occurs sulfur that is pre-existing in coal and oil, and converts into sulfur dioxide, it has a very high reflectivity index reflecting solar radiation back into space or at least blocking it. It blocks a certain percentage are the solar radiation from striking the surface of the Earth. The science Community can also call it geoengineering. If you go on UA-cam, type in Nova, can we cool the planet. It discusses about scientists good space sulfur dioxide across the Arctic that will cool the Arctic and it will increase the incidence of acid rain however it will prevent the ice from melting in the Arctic as a result of China pulling back on its burning of coal and oil, also the international Maritime organization requiring all Container shipping companies to reduce its sulfur content and bunker crude and all the container ships worldwide, over a few years it would reduce the sulfur content in the atmosphere and allow more solar radiation to strike the surface of the Earth but in particular the world's oceans this is caused a global increase above the normal rate of warming that has really shocked scientist. I guess you could say the atmosphere and planet Earth is a thermal runaway and scare and scientists are very scared
I hope these trends change, probably won't though. Millions will die.
South Asia's population is 10 billion. Once they warm there they will warm up Europe too.
Total global population should currently be around 8 billion. The planet can probably handly 10 - 12 billion. After that I dont know.
10 billions 😂😂😂 where did u get that number? 😂😂😂
@@harukrentz435he showing his anger😂😂😂
7:50 this Adil Bhat is Hrithik Roshan doppelganger lmao
😮😢 this is awful 😞 I also heard recently a Taylor Swift concert in South America somewhere ended up getting to 60 Celsius and the event people wouldn't allow vendors to sell water, juice etc only their own water were they allowed to buy. They ran out, had the fans closed instead of using them to keep outsiders from seeing the concert and Taylor Swift had her people distributing waters in the crowd. You could see her struggling to breathe herself, I know she's performing and that is raising her temperature but being smooshed in with all those people and it being that hot too. It was miserable for all involved...
Today it was 28 in my city in Poland. I am driver and its hard to drive inside the cabin. I cannot imagine it being 48 degrees.
I think India should focus on restoring its nature, not population or economic growth. I dont believe in God, but I do believe in nature, and nature is telling you something here. Of course the rest of the world have massive impact also.
Lol, you know nothing about India. Its the national capital region that they are showing. Outside that there is vast empty fields, huge jungles, waterfalls, mountains etc. Its raining in southern and eastern India also.
Europe produce only 7 percent of pollution of the world. Whereas China, India are covering approx 55 percent of the pollution of the world. Europeans are heavily taxed on nature safety, whereas these countries not.
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Modi said india will think about climate change when it will be as rich as the West. Well, many Russian oil tankers later, there might be no.. but i guess being rich is more important.
They already have crazy rich people in India. They should take that money and invest it in public services and infrastructure to benefit ALL of India.
This must have been recorded earlier as the weather forecast in Delhi is 32c. with rain as of today 27th 6th.-24
Very well said Sir Chandra Bhushan.
Lol, you guys need some geography lessons. Monsoon season is active in southern and eastern India. It will reach the northern most point by July only. Here in southern India, its colder and raining all day.
This is the beginning of the End!
Subtitles required for Americans
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Why can't the government allocate a decent job for these homeless ?
No need fancy job. Just a job to can provide decents food and shelter.
India is so rich. Big economy in the world.
Gov has totally failed destroyed economy in last 10 years which is easily visible.
Old news, monsoon arrived thanks to Thor.
While pagan Modi sat in an air-conditioning castle
Yes it is a global issue but the lion's share of enviromental damage is coming from developing economies such as in India, Brazil and China. Will those countries stifle thier economic growth with austerity measures? I think not given that they all belong to the BRICS economic forum.
The problem is from industrial countries.
dude, you forgot those highly developed countries who did more damage in their development phases, than these developing countries now. what we see now, is the effect of damage they already did in the past. you are not going to account that?
Again. I thought that the monsoon brought a bit relief from the heat?
Monsoon is active in southern and eastern India.
@@arjunraj823 okay
I pray that Jesus Christ will show himself to them , and be saved in Jesus Christ Almighty name
the summer is still young 😅
Get ready for hotness!
Old news...just new date
People will have to learn to live underground.
How come nobody is wearing shorts? - those long dresses are not smart.
U must be a westerner 😅
Its protection from the sun. As long as its "breathing" fabric like cotton its good.
Those are not body hugging clothes. Those are very free and if you don't cover your whole body there's chance of you burning your skin..
@@nenasiek Shade trees are protection from the sun - people put in roads and parking lots with no shade trees!
Very informative ❤
The middle east is laughing at them right now 😂
Hats off to the Indian medical system❤. The best in the world.
lol
@@CoreyIsTheName Please look up Medical Tourism and you will find what I am talking about.
@@sidharthshekar5046LOL Indian gov website says India has best medical service in the world
Since when? Where did u get that info from?
@@NinjaBehindTheScene Well, I can't help a dogmatic person can I? Do your research properly please
Colder countries are just fine))
+13 C today
Colder climes are actually seeing the biggest shifts in temperatures.
The permafrost is melting. We are not fine.
An example. The uk two years ago hit 40C. Which is about 20C above the daytime average for British summertime. Yes, it was one event, but in our summers, we are more regularly hitting 35C or above. Which was very rare before 2005. In fact, in think between 2016 to now, it happened 6 times out of 8. More noticeable is the lack of snow and frost in our winters in the south of the UK. Pre 2000, we used to get regular snow events and frosts. Now we don't get snow, or very rarely, and frosts are also becoming rare.
@@Sam88-l4k not here in the UK.
@@daniel_913 what not here in the UK?
If we see which countries are currently contributing most to global warming... India.
what you smoking... heard about US and EU... your per capita is way too high.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 bruh, education...? i guess nope
Ab Western media ko bikau media kehnay valay Kahan maar gye Hain ?
Govs should start investing in genetic research to create next gen with genes that can withstand intense heat to survive heat waves and able to breath in water to survive floods.
I appeal to Indians not to speak to foreign media
It happens every year when the Earth's orbit is closes to the Sun
No it does not actually. Back in the 60's I lived in Bahrain and during height of the summer maximum temps would be in the low 30's. Today it is going to be 42c in Bahrain and its not mid-summer yet. I'm 70 years old and I can assure you the planet has got lot warmer since I was a little girl back in the 50's - a lot warmer especially in the winters
The earth is actually further away from the sun right now
Hi so you’re wrong in several ways. Let me explain:
1) the closest earth gets to the sun each year is early January, not now.
2) seasons are determined by the tilt of the planet, not the distance to the sun
3) global average temp has been increasing for over a century, this trend is not an annual cycle by definition
@@AA-vi1cc You are right in several ways but totally wrong to say the earth's distance from the sun doesn't determine the earth's temperature a close mind bears no fruit sir.
@@arthurlevin I didn’t say the distance from the sun doesn’t determine earth’s temp. I said the tilt is why there are seasons.
Also side note, Venus is hotter than mercury even though mercury is the closest planet to the sun. There are other factors you’re neglecting besides just the distance.
The world's population should relocate to colder climates. This is not going to end well.
Serious? 22ºC with a slight Atlantic breeze has been a calm and peaceful summer in southern Europe
Why do they live somewhere so hot? I think they should consider relocating north a bit 🙏
In further south its colder 😂.
All these on account of too much progress in science. Each innovation leads to consumption of energy. This disturbs nature. Aeroplanes, ACs Fridge, motor vehicles and what not. Now we r at the receiving end. Boomerang
Why too misfortune for this poor country ?
No culture will help this unfortunate land in this situation dear it is a hardcore reality. All the poor counties such as India Africa Pakistan are suffering due to this attack of fate. Why gods to much dislike them?
Here in the UK, its very normal. India are now facing the consequences of their extreme population and economic growth. Enjoy your Summer haha. Hope it was worth it.
They are rather facing the consequences of western nations using up the CO2 budget before India even had a chance.
@@johannageisel5390 they will die in their summers (even in 40 degrees) when india will soon enjoy their monsoons haha
@@realracing3specter295 WTF ist wrong with all you people!
Have you still not understood that this is a problem that concerns ALL of us, GLOBALLY, and that we can only solve it if EVERY NATION limits their greenhoue gas emissions?
The UK and other western Nations have messed up historically, but India still needs to make sure they are not emitting as much as they do now, because we only have a fixed budget of CO2 and we actually have already used it up.
There is no point in hoping people in other nations will die. The children and youth of today are not responsible for the crimes of the former generations.
When will it rain? Jackyl 🎸
Already started
There's one thing I fail to understand, Scientists say the sun is constantly expanding ... Why is this never a factor instead we blame one thing, climate change?
The Sun’s expansion will be a factor in a billion years and is something humans have little control over. Climate change is a factor now and and is something humans have complete control.
Adil Bhat basaan mei panun koshur boi.
i suppose praying to that Idol they pray to and Worships might help thems, but i doubt it(sarcasm implied)
yes, most parts of the world, people worship their lords too. no matter the country.
Stop having children if you cannot afford it .. jeez you can hardly feel bad for these poor..no strike that ..just stop having children. It’s just mind boggling that 400 million can die and still have a billion people left.
you need to update your take on this thing. India's TFR is already around 2. Which means a large, a very large amount of couples now only have either two children or just one child. And it's not the numbers on papers, you need to just go to India and ask people how many kids they have, it's hard to meet a person saying they have 3 kids, super rare, unless you meet an old person it's super super rare for Indian people to be having kids more than 2.
@@peteck007 and that’s two too many. That’s my point, it’s already so high that even a one child policy won’t solve the resource crisis, habitat destruction and expanding poverty.
keep your thoughts and thots with you, if you dont know what you are saying.
K.A.R.M.A
What is the legal basis for the prohibition of evaluation and speech among the people in China? Are you administering according to law or violating the law?