Earth's Increasing Temperature

It was January this year that the weather changed suddenly. The waiters of Delhi used to keep doing this that when the cold and fog of the Kadak will start this year, the body began to play for half-an-arm shirt. And as soon as the march started, it was expected that now the color of the weather will be bright, the crop will grow properly; At that time the clouds rose and the hailstood dashed the dreams of the farmers.

Just look at the pages of your past, if you look at the past, you will find that this dishonesty of the weather is troubling the society for a decade more than anything else. Recently, US Space Agency NASA has also said that the unexpected increase in temperature in February has broken the record of previous months.

According to NASA statistics, it is an indicator of the danger to the environment. After reading the data on Saturday, Jeff Masters and Bam Hanson wrote on their underground temperatures at underground temperatures that it is a warning of the increase in human temperatures in the global temperature as a result of human-produced greenhouse gases. In the beginning of March, the initial results have ensured that the record of growth in temperature is going to break.
Compared to the base period between 1951 and 1980, the surface of the Earth and the ocean temperature were more than 1.35 celsius in February. Whereas in the month before January, only the record of the base period has been broken.

After all, why this is happening and due to this change, in which direction the earth is going, for this, the ancient texts of India present a portion of the Mahabharata. In the Mahabharata, about five thousand years ago, there is a poignant dialogue between Maharaja Yudhishthira's Markandeya sage.

Yudhishhara asks mercifully to the sage, "Mahamuna, you have seen the scenes of many MahaPalays in the end of the ages, I want to hear from your Shrimak narrating the doctrine depicting the doomsday."

(Mahabharata, Geeta Press-Gorakhpur, Second Segment- OneParv, Markandeya-Yudhishthira Dialogue, pp. 1481-1494) In it the sage answers: "O Rajan, the fragrant substance in the Holocaust will not appear to be very confused with the nostrils. Juicy foods will not be delicious. Fruits and flowers will become very less on trees and the variety of birds that sit on them will also decrease. There will be no rain in the rainy season. Seasons will abandon the timing of their time. Wild animals, animals and birds will travel around in the gardens and parks made by citizens rather than their natural habitats. There will be a lot of harmful animals and snakes in the entire direction. People will cut the forest-garden and trees cruelly.
Commenting on agriculture and trade, the Markandeya Rishi says, "The seeds sown in the land will not grow properly. Fertile power of fields will end. People encroach on the land of the pond and grasslands, along the banks of rivers. Society will depend on others for food grains. "

He further says, "O Rajan, a situation will come in such a situation that the population will be zero-zero. Poor people and most of the creatures will die from hunger and die. Surround temperatures will dry up the entire ponds, rivers and rivers. Rainfall on Earth will stop for a long time. The seven suns will be rising, and whatever is left on the earth, they will be destroyed. "

Returning to his original question, why did the temperature rise in February at a dangerous level? Global temperature rose by 1.35 celsius this month. It is worrying to heat the surface of the earth in such a way and the situation is similar to that described by the Markandey sage. Temperature is a symbol of energy, but its equilibrium deterioration means the crisis on our existence.

It is known to all that the amount of gas in the atmosphere is fixed and 750 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide exists in the atmosphere. The adverse effect of increasing carbon dioxide is that we are facing the consequences of climate change and heat-like nature. Due to the increase in the amount of carbon, there are threats like storms, pests, tsunami, or volcano on the world. There is also a factor in the possibility of acid rain on the world, the unbearable quantity of carbon.

The large reservoir of carbon in the earth is among the greenery in the forests. Trees recycled every year by light synthesis, that is, five billion tonnes per year in five percent of the carbon environment.

Today, the world produces 1,03,30,000 kg of carbon dioxide in the world, which is 7.4 tonnes per person according to its population. After that Canada is 15.7 tons per person, then Russia is 12.6 tons. In the industrial countries of Japan, Germany, Korea etc., carbon emissions are more than 10 tons per person. In comparison, India emits about 20 million seventy thousand kilo tons or just 1.7 tonnes of carbon dioxide per person.

It is estimated that by 2030 this can be up to three times ie maximum five. There is no doubt that natural disasters do not attack the geographical boundaries of countries. Since India is a country of rivers, it is also the most of the rivers that are formed by melting snow on the mountains, so we have to make every effort.

To reduce the amount of carbon emissions, we need to promote clean fuel. There is no shortage of LPG in our country. Yes, it is a challenge for the steel to build cylinders, to develop the network to the areas for distribution of cylinders, and to provide gas to the poor at extremely low prices.

The biggest obstacle to reducing the carbon emissions, the increasing number of vehicles, the sale of adulterated petrochemicals, the sale of substandard roads and auto parts, and the hassle of traffic jam to small towns. The absence of proper arrangement of debris and disposal of the country is a major hindrance to carbon emission control. It is a compliment that when the garbage decays, methane, carbon mono and dioxide gases increase in large quantities and increase the density of carbon in the atmosphere. Also, due to the large dams, irrigation canals, the growing crew also produces carbon dioxide.

Due to the warming of the world by the increasing amount of carbon, there is an invitation for hunger, floods, and drought like in the world. Obviously, it is the duty of the whole world to cope with this, but natural resources and traditional knowledge in India are the most accurate diagnosis. Small ponds and wells, conventional mixed forests, old means of farming and transport, empowerment of cottage industries are some such efforts that can control carbon without affecting any machine or big technology or economy and for this we can control the carbon Knowledge is not need