New Delhi: The Intergovernmental Committee on Climate Change (IPCC) has released its report and the report has said many worrying things for India. According to reports, the rising sea level is threatening a city like Mumbai with a huge threat of flood. Yes, and if the situation does not improve, then many of its areas may be in the grip of continuous floods in the future. At the same time, Ahmedabad will have to face more devastating heat, while many other cities like Chennai, Bhubaneswar, Patna and Lucknow are also included in the list. Here heat and humidity can reach dangerous levels.
Let us tell you all that the IPCC released the second part of its sixth assessment report on Monday. Yes, and it deals with the impacts, risks and vulnerabilities and measures of climate change. That being said for the first time, the panel has made regional assessments in its report, focusing not only on this but also on megacities. According to the IPCC report, India is the most threatened country globally in terms of population affected by sea-level rise. According to the report, "The increasing heat and humidity globally will create conditions that will go beyond the tolerance of human beings. If emissions have not been eliminated rapidly; India is among the places that will experience these intolerable situations.''
At the same time, the ever-deteriorating situation of the climate is posing a risk to food security in South Asia. At the same time, it was also warned that due to climate change, there could be flood and drought conditions in India and Pakistan.
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