DRASTIC CHANGE IN CLIMATE

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Have you ever seen our politicians protesting against climate change? Have you ever seen that the government is sending its spokespersons and ministers to different cities to convince people about climate change? Skip leader, have you ever seen millions of people protesting against climate change?

 Except all this, you must not have even seen the media arguing on such an issue. Where also the media has time for such an issue tell you that the biggest impact of climate change is in India, millions of people are dying every year due to pollution, but still neither the government nor the media is serious about this issue.

Climate change is not a small issue but in India it is not an issue either. Such patients should come, whose age is between 16 and 40 years. Every month, an average of 100 to 120 such patients is coming whose age is below 40 years. Dr. Patil revealed that there are many drivers who have increased hemoglobin he main reason behind this is poisonous air. The drivers roam the city of Zaydar Summer; the poisonous air of the city is impacting them, due to which the hemoglobin is increasing. Every year in India, more than 1.2 million people are dying due to bad air. Life expectancy of children is also decreasing due to air pollution.

On Friday, 20 lakh people and school students from at least 28 countries left their work and studies and took to the road against climate change. 3.5 percent of the total population of Spain, New Zealand, and Netherlands participated in this demonstration. Before the protest, the people of New Zealand also wrote a letter to the parliament there. In this letter, he demanded that a climate emergency should be declared in Dash. Also, separate councils should be made to prevent climate change. Meanwhile, 85 cities in Canada demonstrated against climate change. The people there said that if the leaders do not take steps to stop climate change, then they will show their strength and throw the leaders from the chair.

 The slogan of the people was "We are the change and change is coming”. The people of Toronto have also demanded that those who are Aamir pay more tax because this Aamir people own many factories and this factory is the main reason for air pollution. People of Toronto are thinking not only for you but also for the refuges there. People there are also demanding that those who are refugees have not been sent out of the country, they should be given the opportunity to work in a factory which produces less carbon. Canadian Liberal leader Justin Trudeau has promised that the Liberal government will plant 2 million trees in the next two years, but people believe more in cutting trees in India.

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