Effect of Climate change: India’s concern
Abstract
Evidence of climate change is overwhelmingly poses increasing challenges to protection and public healthfrom extreme weather events to more detailedspreading of malaria and vector-borne illnesseslike Dengue. Climate effects on public wellbeingnot spread uniformly across the globe. The 3rdIntergovernmental Commission on Environment Assessment StudyChange-2001) found that climate vulnerability. Exposure, sensitivity, and adaptive function are evolvingCapability. Capacity. The populations of developed countries, particularly insmall island nations, dry and mountain regions, and are considered in heavily inhabited coastal areasBe insecure in particular. India is evolving significantly.The planet is the third nation with the Great HimalayasNorth's greatest ice mass, 7500 km long and thickCoastline inhabited to the south. Close to 700 million about a billion people live specifically in rural areasdepends on the climatic sectors (farming, woodland, etc.) and the natural resources (for example, water) Mangrove, marine habitats, grasslands) for biodiversity. Their livelihoods and subsistence. Wave of heat, floods(coastal and terrestrial) and draws also occur.Malaria and hunger are the primary public health causes issues.Any additional rise, as weather forecastdisasters and associated effects on health will paralyzeinadequate facilities for public health in thecountry. There is also an immediate need to respondsituation. Options for health protection from consequencesMitigation and adaptation are involved in climate change.Both may be mutually complementary.Scantly signed, the threats associated with climate change are minimized.