Why is World Environment Day celebrated – World Environment Day is celebrated to make people aware of problems such as indiscriminate deforestation, climate change, rapidly increasing pollution, loss of biodiversity, and over-exploitation of natural resources. The main objective of this day is to increase awareness among people about environmental protection. Plant more and more trees, promote greenery and motivate people to do so.
Also encouraged to adopt a sustainable lifestyle.

Today, we witness environmental changes every day, which greatly affects people’s lives. The scorching rain of summer, the scorching heat of the monsoon season, and winter are no longer what they used to be. It often rains during cold days, and people feel all these changes in their daily lives. Why does this happen, what is the reason behind these changes in the environment?

Today, we witness environmental changes every day, which greatly affects people’s lives. The scorching rain of summer, the scorching heat of the monsoon season, and winter are no longer what they used to be. It often rains during cold days, and people feel all these changes in their daily lives. Why does this happen, what is the reason behind these changes in the environment?

Due to changes in the environment, the frequency and intensity of heat waves increases significantly during summer in India. For this reason, summer is now longer, extremely hot and dangerous. Daily life in cities and villages was affected.

Today it rains in any season in the country. This was not the case 15-20 years ago. The rain pattern also became erratic. Constant rain causes floods and extreme heat causes drought. People’s lives are greatly affected by this. Be it farmers or urban residents of the country, everyone’s lives have been disrupted by floods and drought due to unexpected rains.

Due to ever-increasing air pollution, the air quality in many cities of the country has reached dangerous levels. People have difficulty breathing. Respiratory diseases are increasing. There is a burning sensation in the eyes. All of these things can affect long-term health. The air quality index has reached extremely dangerous levels in many metro cities.

Crops are deteriorating due to climate change. Crops grow irregularly. As a result, agricultural productivity is constantly decreasing. Biodiversity is being lost. Wildlife habitats are shrinking, affecting biodiversity and the natural ecological balance.

Environmental changes have the most direct impact on human health, livelihoods and lifestyle. Problems such as continuous rise in temperature, erratic rainfall, increase in diseases due to increased pollution, water crisis, and decline in agricultural production can increase. Apart from this, the increasing frequency of natural disasters is also affecting life and the economy.