Save children from rising temperatures, make old people and dying birds and aquatic animals aware about the temperature

To tie. During a discussion on increasing temperature, Dr. Ramakant Dwivedi, Senior Professor of Geography, Sitaram Samarpan Mahavidyalaya, said that these days the temperature is suddenly increasing. In India, these summer hot winds blow which are called Loo in the local language which are extremely hot but at this time, especially in the Bundelkhand region, the highest temperature of the country near 49 degrees was recorded in the past day. For our balanced temperature, there should be dense tree cover on 33 percent of the land, but it is not there, this is not the result of today.
Rather, it is human development in which population growth, urbanization, industrialization, forest destruction have given rise to increasing temperature. In view of the severe heat, people can be made alert. Most of the population of our country is from poor class whose economic condition is not good and due to this they are forced to work in open spaces for their daily wages. The rich class can keep themselves safe in this increasing temperature just like humans can protect themselves among the animals, but apart from humans, the life of the remaining animals is in danger today.
If the temperature keeps rising to 50 degrees Celsius, then we can see the death of birds and aquatic life, for which the human community will be responsible. Now we have to think about what our responsibility is. It should be the responsibility of all of us to plant trees on the vacant land around us and pledge to conserve water. The materialistic lifestyle will have to be brought under control. In agriculture, the summer crop will have to be increased, only then we can make a small effort to control the rising temperature.