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or as they should have to wait for trump rise to power usa to rights starts january 18th on d w. the how bad is climate change for of india the short on so it is very hello and welcome . i'm saw the got the body and you're all watching equal and now let's get to the no nonsense. 9 indian states are among the 15 most widely regions to climate change and 80 percent of our population lives in districts that are active risk of language and used as often st. cloud's storms, droughts, devastating extreme weather events. how can we meet the gauge?
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that in fact, at the local level, let's begin with the south of india. web. rising sea levels have degraded underground water flags. and this is bad news, especially for those areas which are already running out. of course to the 6 incoming alondo has imported an ancient technique from the desolate state of rogers con, which is providing drinking water. dozens of. ready searching and collecting water for the household. a task that ad small is of hardship to these women. and one of the most water scans feagins in southern india. a simple traditional solution isn't the works for complex climate change induced water problem. rainwater collection system cult duncan, in those areas to see that they used to be thinking what was known, use the same for the
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better. the good is this the 11? is that what is that? some people just sent me just sentence on this to get me the next me is working alongside local in administration and g. i said, you know, in the gym and project called water security and climate at the patient and really india to help make gallstones villages more climate resilient. one of the proposed solutions is the trunk of a concrete strep to to store rain water in villages for using their households. it's just a vague, from some where it is a coffee. it is a lot to say to the, i think the stories that had the dentist and such a disaster doesn't that the page on the site should be covered. been so that that
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might be a nation that it is a kind of around modern, an open val type with a broader 30 federal area so that the water can be stored for longer time. the green water is collected when it falls on the slope catchment area at the top of the trunk of and stored inside the trunk of can hold around 30000 to 60000 liters of water. it took almost a year to build everything at the cost of our own age and a house like indian rupees, who related more than the ones of the household as each yeah. using that like that, especially the and says off stuff, injuries are getting what the lead the mental so
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pensylvania, the number that we've been having looking for was the pitch water from the from the, the used to the which no changing the context that wouldn't need any of the water, nissan ok, maintenance properties. so even i'm not getting quality like the most of the women in these coastal villages are agriculture, labors and searching for water. after a hard day's work is a difficult task for them. the tonka is a welcome to the for them, the cost of the construction of the tonka. our situation is a bit better at that, but only there is rain for the town cuz that's what to are. there is no water. when there is rainfall, we store water in it for me. when there is less water, we take $2.00 to $3.00 buckets each. the water is more, we take 5 buckets,
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each one gets lost for up to 3 months. so we don't have to walk long distances to nearby villages to fetch water. the tank of belongs to the villages who maintain it and distribute water does creating a decentralized system for what the security fits can be scaled up or down based on requirements and research. as believe it is no easier and quicker to replicate. in other places, the rain falls continuously for 2 days, the dunk duck and get filled up. in summer months when water is not available in other areas. the villages use this water. all the villages will come this initiative after seeing this one. another one was built in the nearby village. even if the build this for us into more villages, it would be helpful. we definitely have a need for it. like a tablet don't they use different data base to add more so now using that,
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spending much time data and shooting the drinking water is just one of the many crises that have been exacerbated by climate change. extreme weather is another india experience. extreme weather on 296 of the 334 days from january to november in 2023. the events that killed over 3000 people. the weather that you had in your tool was crazy or the name of my colleague, louise osborne. wanted to understand what is driving the see the phenomenon as you look at this, my gosh. europe continues to burn the 3 largest ever wealth by evacuation an unexpected storm and the lincoln area made residents feel like they were in the middle of winter. walter's been watching us. europe's
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weather has gone. freezing in the course. it is price me and it's probably not going to try c x that say that global booming is at least partly to blame the how does that actually work and how much that impacts can it really have? extreme weather is rushing lives and livelihoods a month range pulling in 24 hours, cost lots and lands lights, and sylvania and summer, 2023 leaving thousands homeless. dr. also damaged crops in southern europe, forcing the european commission to low a projected yield estimates. well, temperature has talked to the high forty's because of us putting continuously increasing, putting possibly fuel emissions into the most via we are now at a much, well, not one and as a result of this broadening. well, what happens is that it also affects the various processes that govern the climate . to buy that b, c, funding, coal, driving cost, cutting down trees. these human activities create carbon dioxide which goes into
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the must be effectively creating a blanket, the trucks and heat. so fabia formed by about 1.2 degrees celsius for reading. it doesn't sound like much, but it's super charging the work cycle. the work cycle itself is pretty much the same as we land and school, but due to climate change, it's more intense. and that's what's causing problems to increase temperatures mean multiple to invest the rates from the oceans. well, my can hold mobile to move water in the makes rain more likely. when the rain full comes, it's often much heavier and often comes in unpredictable storms. rivers con, hold the tool leading to flooding in some regions. in others, the increased of operation costs as drought when it does rain in these places the dried out of concepts so much of it making floods even more likely to the cycle. us know, intensified climate change and intensified. we'll decide accessed rates,
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mold droughts, as well as indian spring fall. mariam zachariah is a research up with wealth, whether retribution, it's an organization that studies the relationship between climate change and extreme weather events. and this is an important and also to have understand policies do have to revise existing policies and to make new policies to cub fast. if you and i machines and do to help to have videos or mitigate the backs of 6 events. well, with retribution found to be extreme heat, seen in southern europe in july 2023 would have been virtually impossible if humans have not moved into the planet by binding fossil fuels. scientists also analyzed the rain full that led to flooding, and amelia ramana. and it's liam may 2023. they found that the extreme with of the
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was not made more likely or more intense by climate change. what happened was simply a very rare event made west by rapidly growing cities, unlimited space for water drainage that increased risk of flooding. it's not always easy to say whether climate change has influence specific weather events to the $1.00 degree, such as of roaming means that every single sheet weight is now hard to know now and more 19. now for extreme dream force, we know that the walmart most viewed can hold more moisture. this means that many rainfall events i'm much heavier because of climate change, but not only thing fall of events i heavier because of climate change. but weather is also affected by natural phenomena like how i mean you. it's a climate test and the cost is wilma ocean temperatures and kind of affect global weather, leading to wild fires and more. the walk humans are doing is undeniably having an
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effect with all the changes that are coming with global warming hops. it's hard not to panic. we comp time back time and reverse what we've done. but some of us are doing things that can help slow climate change and help us live with this month, where the trees, having more trees is almost always a good idea. they absorb the global warming gas, carbon dioxide, they shade and cool the surroundings and can help against floating by absorbing water. diversifying crops to include drove or system varieties, so the crops fail less often and when they do, it's not such a problem. early warning systems can also help communities best to prepare for extreme weather. we have a global problem and so we need to think big the my cell prius thing we can do is to stop funding fossil fuels as fast as we can. and that will slow global warming, but it won't reverse things. so we need to make changes to adapt to where they make
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sense. it's not just one thing. it's about politics, it's about what we buy, it's by, by economy. it's extra special, and it needs to become part of everything we do as we just understood. unpredictability has become a key feature of our now clause which was torn. and this makes life particularly difficult for those who depend on forecasts for their livelihoods, like farmers and fish, who are in india. citizen weatherman are increasingly stepping in to provide hyper located information. and why let know x plus the ability to deconstruct and disseminate information is attracting a considerable following on social media. like video of india on to the median, just the boxes on for the sped a man. these days amateur vetted full cost is our own. or will you do x, facebook and instagram? feel of these expos that's 25 meters largest. maybe john has been
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a vendor enthusiast since his teens. about a decade ago, he lost them no cost. i mean, not to get him on off to officially, the full costs left his community in the dog about an extreme vendor event. maybe look at the ve experienced heavy, locally involved in nobody, even though, but because you know, updates from the, the new and then was 500 m m offering for them. we can just goodwives now as well. this weekend provide updates very quickly. they didn't get an engineering and computer science graduate. he works for the company that finances and infrastructure projects incoming not to meet with all the g is just his whole b. it's what he does. his key time for people who don't get the information they need from official that the full cost or the common name would be be need to noise or is it going to start draining my money? when is it going to stop and is it going to be very heavy?
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the info, if we provide this information, people can make their plans accordingly. um then, what are we seeing of people like special men as a he lives in milan. got a, a village south of jen knight that are offering bad storms in november and december . and for anyone heading out to see and accurate with the full cost is crucial. it's a matter of life, and it will not allow me to buy the app or do you remember the name of the report? in the old days, we've got our information from newspapers, mtv, you know, we can get the information via our mobile phones and get daily updates on when during full insight loans on that it's even possible to call the hotline to clarify any questions. and this is based on the data i board and decide whether or not to go fishing when you get this, somebody get them 80 percent, but a lot these the instances base their full costs on publicly available, meet your logical data, as well as posted observations and read and then for to data they collect themselves,
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the breakdown of which was full cost into hyper localize both costs for the region . a growing number of farmers now line according to the full costs on social media table. it has been working in the fees for 20 years. the rainy season from october to december can be challenging the associated media and the for the social media to help us a lot of all the money that meets of which will get the deep dive into measures and predict cops and the sewing. get to know the codes are viewed so we meet the time is to ensure the vote depends on or the new and this by looking at a little video, but on the professionally meet it. ologist might be skeptical about online, but the influences with millions of photos across india, tango on that every word from independent of other men and in the i, let's now head to explore to meet you are just in your we've been running one of
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the ordered as to whether stations and the ones it is located in portland, high up in the mountains watching the check about the over the decades, it has whether a fuel storms of its own, but it has steps last as we collected data over the back to date. how scientists to attract one this time. so i'm guessing to work in windsor is difficult. po to the ship sky has to climb the last 2 kilometers. the 45 year old is an meteorologist on the polish weather station, named off to the mountain. it tops. yes, got the polish cheque boat runs across the 1603 meter high peak. the weather station is met and 20 full 7 forgot unless you have separate of us on his own. you've said weather data has been continuously recorded on sion. yes, go for 140 years now it's just a huge a large uh, like i said,
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the upper middle of us are so if the equipment were to fail, growing the record would be interrupted, then they us to help. so that, that's why constant maintenance is necessary. my clean the rain gauge took the power nominator, and let them and the all weather cabinet and the beautiful the weather station is among the oldest in the world. today i'll shift ski and the coworkers spend 10 days and nights here in a row, supplying weather data to most of the use of the for so the, so on that's also good. you guys are. so we send the information every hour. tiffany: some of the data is the temperature and humidity when speed and direction like air pressure and also results of our observations like cloud cover, visibility, etc, and be able to go to hands in any weather phenomenon that might occur like rainbow, c and mountain inspect doorbells google, a shift ski has been working on she has got for 15 years. he also photographed the surroundings and weather conditions here for himself and others. these images of
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from january with extreme sub 0 temperatures and wind speeds of up to 213 kilometers an hour. he had to go out to make sure that all the instruments was still working. now those are his photo takes the, obviously there are lots of phenomena as you need a moment is here that are worst caps, or at least that's what i used to use a small camera to take photos for myself and my family. now i use a single lens reflex and post them on instagram. the weather station is a much left motif, also due to its unusual architecture in history. before the 2nd world war, this area was a positive gemini station head po to the could touch cops key has been working here since 1991 old diaries belonging to his gem and pre to assess his contain days are recorded during the 2nd world war. and i thought to me, so the most decisive change occurred during the war ended the end of the war when polish authorities took over the media or
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a logical service. for several years afterwards. german speaking staff who it works here during the war, acted as observers shipping. nowadays almost all the way the data is electronically recorded and evaluated. and i've never used to call just around the 2 methods, not a 1000. and the climate change is a fact that has been confirmed by a long chain of measurements such as a this, you just need to look at the simplest value for the temperature motion for particle . you can trace the average annual temperature back to 1886 and this ground yup. successful as you all to pick up this on flush and it's arisen almost one and a half degrees celsius on sion you got lost while of course, you know, that's an awful lot. i'll put that are stuffing at the bottom of the time. it's all the just me how my call should get dense. key university analyzes where the data from the whole of poland. you already bought from nothing. beyond that, if you look at the changes of air temperature, they've already climbed 5.37 degrees celsius and 10 years since about the we can
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say that we've observed those changes to fox ball. and they have defacto even accelerated in the last 32 years. these files, even in places that lie far away from urban centers, likes from yes, got the lovely. these changes are apparent here that you actually are stopped as me on a. so have you been this nashika data are evaluated together with those removing 8000 other weather stations worldwide by the world. meet your logical organization, the w m. o. they help to inform scientific research about climate change. and they also serve as the basis for full costs relating to agriculture, irrigation, and husbanding water resources. the dutch though these are jeanette as me on the we can measure and also see these changes to cloud them of like the spruce trees that now grow on the mountain top. cologne. easily able to tell you when i started working here, there weren't any at all to me. after a few years,
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one spruce tree popped up for you. now there are several that of the so she did so if you stuff again to watch while she a she kind of look like in 20 or 30 years meteorologist po, today or shift ski will probably be able to observe that a close hand and make it visible to a wider public via instagram, from florida. and let's now have decided to look at the summertime problem that we shed here in india. extreme heat, and he's with. so what can we do to cool? what techniques can be adopted, and what can we do to generate less? he's was fighters, might have some on so squared off terraces wound up by $2.00 degrees celsius on average since 1885 compact to 1.7 degrees in the rest of france, according to recent studies. and so the townhome is now investing tens of millions of yours to help cool down the city. when it's, you know,
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it's easy to explain more just a way to get some 15. this is a historic city built for a moderate climate. and one of the most densely build cities in the world, that's why it's like an oven. fine, more so than places spread out over a large area. and is it that is the can now send my time here is already open for swimming the flash. you'll have 20 planned to open 3 bathing areas on the sand river wanted one plan is 3 plays concrete with earth that can soak up rain water and cool down the air will also insulate public buildings. yeah, we see 2000 pulls on the end of us, you want to know, but you know, if you mutual municipal, many squares have already gone green like the past that on us you or this round about in the south of paris, which is being transformed into an urban forest, since trees are also key to quoting down to city. and the reason i said, we're not only become an open s swimming pool, it's already making
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a cooling contribution. this eco friendly cooling system is called special to probably a network of underground water pipes that is connected to walter tube systems in over 700 buildings across the city. we pay a visit to one of its main plans. this one kind of canada is a conventional air conditioning unit. what's more, not electricity comes entirely from renewable energy, mainly from solar panels. today, the network has 90 kilometers. this type of the company plans to triple that over the next 2 decades. pressure of the penny is already helping to cool places like the new museum and power as townhomes. but air conditioning systems that use river water cons be endlessly extend. it says no gun called on this a french expert on oven time and other taishan. they need their system systems like the fresher, perry, wilma,
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the rest of the water. i know i'm not certainly safe up to a certain threshold to protect like who bio diversity or anything. not going to watch the cold. yeah. so the systems cold down an entire city is on cell phones and so we have to choose the building. so cool with them before and did you say that? you mentioned that you sound back to me in the future, special to patty will also be linked to schools. some of them already enjoying the benefits of green, a streets and pedestrians items and across the city. cars increasingly sharing the streets with bicycles. but not everybody is happy with the price, it could boom, which is leading to more traffic jams in busy areas. your other plans are less controversial like this new installation that provides change when the sun is high to people in a lower income neighborhood. and then most of paris, so they don't feel like you're the degree. they were supporting the ones that can be up to 10 degrees cooler under the roof and we've installed
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a new spray found and over there, you just need to push this button and it sprays water for about 20 seconds. most of it you feel the water right measures like these will become even more important in the future. if some us in paris continue to heat up. is there any unique way that to your so do you have adopted to cope with heat or any other extreme that the phenomena do? let us know you can email us or do you talk to me directly on my social media handles. i will see you next week and then take it. good bye. so as gosh, the,
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