Climate Change Poses a Threat to India’s Economy

According to the
Reserve Bank of India’s most recent report extreme heat and humidity might
have a negative impact on work hours and threaten up to 4.5 percent of India’s
GDP by 2030.

In talks about it, the
repercussions of climate change on the physical world frequently take central
stage. But what about its effects on the economy? By 2030, it is predicted that
eight crore jobs will be lost globally due to heat stress, with around 3.4 crore
of those jobs coming from India. read also this:  PM Modi – Rishi Sunak’s friendship was seen on the world stage, Ministry of External Affairs wrote “strong-friendship”Changes in demand
patterns and negative effects on the economy’s supply potential are two ways
that climate change may affect the economy. Events related to climate change
are frequently described as unfavorable supply shocks that have a negative
impact on the economy’s potential growth by raising prices and reducing overall
economic output.

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PM Modi Summons People to Partake in Fight Against Climate Change.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said that Climate change cannot be fought from conference tables, and it has to be fought from dinner tables in every home. “Climate change cannot be fought from conference tables alone. It has to be fought from the dinner tables in every home,” PM Modi said at World Bank ConferencePM Modi while delivering his remarks at Word Bank Programme on ‘Making it Personal: How Behavioral Change Can Tackle Climate Change’. said “An idea becomes a mass movement when it moves from “discussion tables to dinner tables” as he called for people’s participation and collective efforts in the fight against climate change. He also told a gathering of world leaders that when people become conscious that simple acts in their daily lives are powerful, there will be a very positive impact on the environment. People across the world hear a lot about climate change. Many of them feel a lot of anxiety because they do not know what they can do about it. They are constant

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SEWA will work to tackle the challenges of rising climate Change

Climate change like – cyclones, floods, heatwaves, droughts, and cold waves are increasingly impacting human lives around the world, this impact is most severe on the poor in the Global South who do not have the means to deal with these impacts; poor women are particularly vulnerable given the endemic social and economic disadvantages they face already. As a result, most suffered are vulnerable women and workers across the globe, The most vulnerable segments comprise people mostly women and workers who are largely outside the very limited social safety nets and insurance protections available in developing countries.In order to help not only help these vulnerable people around us but also help our mother Earth, the idea of Climate resilience through climate action was born through Self Employed Women’s Association (SEWA) on their 50th-year celebration on April 12th, 2022 in Ahmedabad, Gujarat which has now helped them to build even cleaner skies for the next 50 year…Also Read: 

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