Danger Of Water Burial

The biggest danger is that if the sea level continues to rise like this, then about 10 percent of the world's population ie 900 million people who live in the coastal areas will be most affected. It means to say that one out of every 10 people living on the earth will be affected by it. Many islands or countries will disappear from the world map. Today, the big cities of the world are facing the danger of water burial. The biggest reason for this is the increase in sea water level day by day due to climate change. In fact, the increase in the sea water level every year on an average of 3.7 mm in the past years is a matter of great concern. This is the main reason why the whole world is apprehensive that in the coming time, not only the small islands of the world, India, China, Netherlands, Bangladesh including Mumbai, Shanghai, Dhaka, Jakarta, Maputo, Lagos, Cairo, London, Copenhagen, New York, Las Angeles, Buenos Aires, Santiago etc. will drown in the sea. Many parts of New York will also come under its grip. As far as India is concerned, here Mumbai, Kochi, Thiruvananthapuram, Mangalore, Chennai, Visakhapatnam, Lakshadweep and Andaman Nicobar will also not remain untouched by this attack. If seen in reality, this is the biggest economic, social and human challenge. This has been revealed in the report released by the World Meteorological Organization in the past, in which it has been said that if the sea water level continues to rise like this, then many big cities of the world will drown in the sea in the coming times. This will not only affect human life, social and economic life will also not remain without being affected and water, health, food, food as well as tourism will be affected in the whole world, due to which the entire economic system will collapse. The life of sea creatures will also be adversely affected. As a result, the life of marine life is at risk Will fall. This is the real reason for the concern of UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Gutares says that the biggest danger is that if the sea level continues to rise like this, then about 10 percent of the world's population i.e. 900 million people who live in the coastal areas, will be most affected. Will be It means to say that one out of every 10 people living on the earth will be affected by it. Many islands or countries will disappear from the world map. There will be no land to live on, there will be famine of drinking water, in less than 8 decades about 25 to 45 crore people will have to find a new place to live. That is, there will be mass migration and there will be a huge reduction in the resources necessary for life. Human activities are solely responsible for this. Actually climate change has played an important role in this. Due to this, there is an unprecedented increase in the temperature of the earth. Because of this, where the ice is melting rapidly, the sea is getting warmer than before, its water level is rising. If we take a systematic review of this, it is proved that according to an estimate, 150 billion tonnes of ice is melting in Antarctica every year. The increase in global temperature is the main reason for this. This is one of the main reasons why the globalization community is concerned about curbing temperature rise. The real reason for his concern is that if globalization slows down the rate of temperature even if it is limited to 1.5 degrees. The sea level will rise by 2 to 3 meters every year for the next two thousand years. Reports, research and research of scientists prove this fact. And if the Earth's temperature rises by 2 degrees, in that case the sea water level will rise by 2 to 6 meters. Not only this, if this increase in temperature reaches 5 degrees, then the possibility of rising sea level by 19 to 22 meters cannot be ruled out. This is a sign of dire danger. That's why more than 192 countries of the world are trying to make an agreement to curb the emission of green house gases and are also warning the world about the dangers coming through the conference at the global level. According to statistics, between the years 1901 and 1971, the sea water level rose by 1.3 mm. It was growing at a rate of 1.9 mm every year between 1971 and 2006. increased at the rate of 3.7 mm till 2018. increased at a rate of It is clear from the assessment of the report that this has happened for the first time in the last 11 thousand years when the sea has become so hot and also for the first time in the last three thousand years. When the sea water level has increased so much. This gives rise to fears that if sea level rises by 0.15 meters per year, 20 percent of the world's flood-affected population will increase, and if there is an increase of 0.75 meters, then the same population will increase by 1.4 percent. The result shows horrors. This figure will exceed three times, which is