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00:30We all talk about this, Dr. Prof. Ravinder Khaywal, who is in the environment and health
00:36work, we try to know why this aesthetic is made. Sir, what is the reason in the past
00:42two or three years? What is the reason in this reason?
00:46Jammu Kishmir, Hima Chal, Uttarakhand, Haryana, Punjab, the reason in this reason is what is
00:51the reason in the past. What is the reason in this reason?
00:55Jammu Kishmir, if we know this reason, this is the climatic variability, or the period of time
01:03we see some of the contributions to anthropogenic activities and climate change.
01:10The World Meteorological Organization has a report on South East Asia, in which they have
01:16seen that the average temperature of 1.04 degree centigrade has increased.
01:23And if we increase the temperature of the atmosphere, then the temperature of the atmosphere
01:29will increase. And if we increase the extreme weather, which is extreme rainfall, or extreme heat
01:36will increase.
01:38The climate change in the past.
01:39And if we increase the weather, the temperature in the past with the weather, which
01:43and the weather change changes are increased.
01:44temperature is bigger and the situation is bigger.
01:48That is why we have the same situation as well as the past year
01:52which is now the reports that we have seen in the past year
01:56that the cloud burst is bigger than the situation.
02:00The cloud burst is the Himalayan region.
02:04It remains the same.
02:06The first is the same.
02:08The same is our geography.
02:10We will see that when we go very fast, then when we go through the monsoon turf or western
02:18disturbance, then it goes very fast, then it goes very fast, then it goes very fast.
02:26Then the other thing is that sometimes the wind will break down, then it goes very fast.
02:31Sometimes the surface is very warm, then it goes very fast.
02:38So the convergence is fast and leads to this.
02:44We have seen that some of the western disturbances and the monsoon turf, then it becomes a heavy rain.
02:53We have also seen that the local meteorological phenomena also contribute to this.
03:00So overall, there is a high probability in this region.
03:05Now, as the climate change is happening, certain anthropogenic activities are growing,
03:11then it is because of the cause of this, it will be more than the impact of this.
03:17So we can say that both anthropogenic and climate change activities are contributing to this.
03:25Mr. Sir, you can see that the past few years of development activities have been developed,
03:33and the changes have been changed, and the changes have been changed.
03:37Mr. Sir, we feel that the nature of the nature has been changed, or the effects of that are affected by it?
03:45We need to think very much about it.
03:47We need to understand that the glacier, why the glacier retreats are retreated?
03:51If we see that in forests, there will be some grasses or plants, so the flow of water
04:07will be absorbed.
04:10We will also see that what we are developing is not in the eco-sensitive zone.
04:16We are not only in a highly eco-sensitive zone, but also in an earthquake-prone zone.
04:24So, we will have to deal with the geologically proper land.
04:34We will have to go towards nature-based solutions.
04:37We will have to get blasts.
04:46We will have to deal with water.
04:51We will have to deal with water.
04:54We will have to deal with water.
04:58We will disturb them.
05:00We will have to deal with water.
05:07So, we will have to deal with water.
05:09We will have to deal with water.
05:10Today, the climate should vary for nature.
05:12For example, give us your climate change,
05:15or 앞으로.
05:16We will be doing our economy.
05:21We will have to deal with the crops.
05:23We will not pay express.
05:25Sometimes, we will have to deal with plants.
05:28I don't think it's a good question.
05:31My personal question is,
05:34which grass shortage is going to be effecting?
05:39Absolutely.
05:41We will understand that if we don't have a soil binding plant or grass,
05:47then the water will not be kept.
05:53की तो जो आपने कहा की पैटर्न में चेंज आया तो हमें क्लाइमिट स्मार्ट एग्रीकल्चर को बढ़ावा देना पड़ेगा जिसमें जो हमारे लोकल प्लांट और इस्पीसीज कटान को रोकते थे उन्हें लगाना पड़ेगा इसके अलावा हमारी जो ट्रैडिशनली कल्
06:23I think that the future of the future, the future of our future, the future of the future,
06:28and that the future of the future will give them a bigger impact on them,
06:31not that they will bring them to their future.
06:33Sir, the environment in the future, the hills,
06:37there are more areas of tourism,
06:40so it's less that there is more of a green forest.
06:44So, we can see that in the climate climate conditions.
06:49This is a climatic condition and there is a little contribution to anthropogenic activities.
06:56We have seen that when the vehicles go to the clouds, the black carbon or soot particles are
07:04stuck in the ice.
07:07So the snow cover was maintained for years.
07:12Now it's a retreat.
07:14So it's an impact on studies and they are showing that the snow stability is reduced.
07:21So this is why we can say that some anthropogenic activities, traffic or exhaust emissions
07:29or fuel that we use for burning, they are contributing to this.
07:35But the climate change is the main reason.
07:39Can we say that in a change in terms of change in terms of change in terms of change in terms of change?
07:54Yes.
07:55Yes.
07:56Look, the right thing you said is that we need to work in short term and long term or mid term
08:01in terms of planning.
08:03Now we can say that we are in post-disaster recovery.
08:09But the real disaster management is that we need to focus on long term solutions.
08:18As you can know, the government has launched a mission in the region.
08:23The mission in the region is that we need to activate the early warning system at the district-wise level.
08:29That means that if there is a flood of flash flood, then we need to know some time before.
08:36So this is the local weather system.
08:38This is the local weather system.
08:39And this is the AI-based system.
08:40You need to integrate the information in the fast route.
08:43Not only for administration to take action, but for people to be aware.
08:48So this is the need.
08:49The other thing is that we need to see that we need to be aware of the eco-sensitive
08:56genes that these activities are not possible.
09:01And identify them.
09:03And then we need to understand our vulnerability.
09:06We need to allow the construction activities.
09:09So our norms and regulations are strong and strict.
09:13So our plan is to be aware of the
09:41we have our soil capability and capacity to keep it.
09:46Absolutely.
09:47You have said that we have seen that with heavy monsoon
09:51because of our soil, agriculture soil,
09:55in particular, we are running around.
09:57If it doesn't happen,
09:59then we are seeing that somewhere
10:01which is very fast,
10:04so this is what is our fertile soil loss.
10:08It will definitely impact agriculture production and yield.
10:13Therefore, it is necessary that our traditional methods
10:16we will adopt it
10:19and we will adopt this technology and tradition
10:23which can stop this soil.
10:26As we saw earlier,
10:28that the soil would be put into the soil,
10:31so it would slow down the water.
10:34Now, we are looking at the soil.
10:37So, we will plant local plants,
10:41which are deep.
10:43So, what is the soil that will be stable?
10:47So, these are all things we need to see.
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