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Climate Change
CLIMATE CHANGE, CHANGING NEED & AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT REFLECTION
BY-Girijesh Singh Mahra
M.Sc. Extension Education(Junior Research Fellow) (I.AG.Sc.) B.H.U. Varanasi, 221 005

“NATURE HAS SUFFICIENT TO FULFILL THE NEED OF ALL BUT NOTHING TO SATISFY THE GREED OF ONE”

Once, I visited a hospital for my health checkup,there I saw a man with shattered skin,rashes all over the body;clearcut it was the case of allergy.Doctors are rushing and making report on it.After a week I again visited that hospital for my scheduled checkup,then I came to know a shocking news-that allergy case was the case of Ganga bath!! Alas! Holy river Ganga, ancient river Ganga ,that Ganga which takes away all the sins from mankind, today causing allergy,irritation,skin rashes!!! that man has to pay price for his religious belief…
Also scientists got some samples from Ganga from specific places having disease causing microbes.This small case itself indicate the change we have made in our nature.
Change is the law of nature,change is inevitable and change is evergoing process,but Climate Change is one of the most complex,multifaceted and serious threat that the World face. Whether you are adding your bit to the heap of garbage piling up in your locality or not become meaningless when the garbage begins to rot-the stench will reach your nose too,Climate Change induced by global warming works much the same way.
World famous scientists all over the country had evaluated climate change and came to conclusion that Greenhouse Gases ,CFC, Carbondieoxide and many other toxic gases are the cause of environment degradation.Though it is true scientifically,the root lies elsewhere;that is in the greed of human being.Our greed led to adavancement of technology and led us farther from peace and prosperity of all.

Increasing consumption of electricity due to intiation of several new



References: 1. “Know climate change” by Tanya Agarwal 2. “Global climate change” by Arnold J.Bloom 3. Science Reporter (CSIR) 4. IPCC website

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