Description: Climate change is profoundly impacting the atmosphere in India, with consequences that reverberate across the nation. Rising temperatures have become a defining characteristic, leading to more frequent and intense heatwaves. This escalation in temperature poses severe threats to public health, agriculture, and overall ecosystem stability. The Indian subcontinent is experiencing altered precipitation patterns, leading to erratic monsoons and more intense rainfall events. This shift in the hydrological cycle results in both droughts and floods, disrupting agricultural cycles and jeopardizing water resources. Moreover, the increased frequency of extreme weather events, such as cyclones and storms, poses a direct threat to vulnerable coastal regions, displacing communities and causing economic losses.

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Credits: RJ Shanawaz