Earth Getting Too Scorching for Population to Continue to Exist What Scientists Say

These days, many parts of the world, including India, are seeing tremendous heat. When the heat increases in dry areas, the human body starts to cool itself by taking out sweat. But sweating from the body in moist areas is not able to get out so quickly, so the body feels more heat. But there are many areas on the earth where the heat increases more than the extent. If the sea is present along with the hot desert, then there is fierce heat in such areas, because moisture is also included here.

When the moisture level in the air increases, it is not able to quickly turn into steam even after sweating. Therefore, the method of keeping the body cool by sweat of moist areas also fails. At the same time, in dry areas, the human body can easily keep itself cool through sweat. In areas like Middle East, Pakistan, India, there is also a moist air with heat. Meeting these two things together produces unbearable heat that can be fatal.

Scientists use the Rainy Bulb Thermometer to measure this danger associated with heat. According to the report, if the temperature of this bulb is 35 ° C or above, then the human body is not able to remove the heat in that quantity as it should be extracted to keep it cool. Therefore, in areas like India, the risk of heat stroke increases due to moisture and prolonged contact of summer.

In May 2024, when the temperature was around 49 degrees Celsius in India, many people were killed by heat strokes in moisture and heat conditions. There is a need to be very careful in such circumstances. Climate Change is currently the most vivid subject. Burning fossil fuel increases the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere. This gas makes a layer in the atmosphere and stops the heat of the sun closer to the surface, causing the surface to become very hot. This causes climate change.

Earth’s temperature is continuously increasing. Climate change is not only producing heat, it is causing many other problems. When the hot air in the atmosphere increases, it evaporates more. Due to which water from crops, forests and fields and barns starts flying rapidly and they dry up. The incidence of wildfire increases by 6 times with every degree Celsius of temperature.

The size of the seas is also increasing due to the hot earth. Due to this, the coastal areas are in the grip of floods. It is being said that by the year 2100, 2 billion people will have to change their place of living.

The bad news is that until the burning of carbon is not closed, the temperature of the earth will continue to rise continuously. But the good news is that now there are many options for fossil fuels. This includes energy sources such as electric energy, wind energy, solar energy. Carbon burning can be reduced by adopting them. And the earth can be prevented from becoming a burning furnace.