India Welcoming Early Monsoon, But Jharkhand Watches Clouds Pass With Growing Worry

Climate experts attribute the insufficient rains to environmental degradation and changing global patterns.

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00:28the leaching and quality degradation.

00:32These are all things.

00:34In addition, we need to fight climate change

00:39in the local state and western state.

00:47Renewable energy until we don't do it,

00:50we need to fight climate change

00:53because carbon will increase, temperature will increase.

00:57We also see that the thunderstorms were already there.

01:00But the hail of the years,

01:02the frequency also has been increased.

01:05It's not just because of the states,

01:07that it is very low in both sides.

01:09The thunderstorms were mainly happening,

01:11and the U.P. was very low in the world.

01:13The moisture is increased.

01:18The climate is increased,

01:20and the glacier is increased.

01:22The moisture is increased.

01:24The wind will also grow.

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01:54Now you can see the moisture in the fog of the air so that the temperature samizes the moisture into the air.

02:04So, only the moisture in the air and rain shadow will stay in the air.

02:11The first time of theäädä is the darker, the temperature in the air and low it is in the air.

02:17and in every area you can see that there is an aesthetic and the topography of each area

02:29so there is an aesthetic in this area and in this area you can see that the system will be

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