Aayam Foundation

Project for Environment

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According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report released in August 2021, human-induced climate change has reached every corner of the planet, threatening to surpass 1.5 degrees Celsius (34.7 degrees Fahrenheit) of global warming within two decades. It was only possible to achieve such stark certainty by paying intense attention to detail throughout the project. The report portrays the most comprehensive picture yet of how human activity affects the climate, citing more than 14,000 studies and endorsed by 195 countries.

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In addition to addressing other types of stresses, climate stresses should also be addressed.

Climate change has the most significant impact on the poorest populations.
Impacts on Infrastructure and Disruption of food production
In agriculture, construction, water availability, and natural resource management, the climate is a significant factor in the development
For clean water, food, and flood control, many developing countries depend on ecosystem services that could be impacted by climate change
Wet areas will become wetter and dry areas will become drier as a result of climate change, exacerbating development challenges
To achieve development objectives, climate stressors as well as non-climate stressors, must be addressed.

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Challenges Facing Environment

There are many factors contributing to the worsening of the climate crisis, but some are more significant than others. These are some of the biggest environmental issues of our time, from deforestation and biodiversity loss to food waste and fast fashion.

Fossil fuels and global warming

Currently, CO2 PPM (parts per million) is 418, and the global temperature has risen 1.15 degrees Celsius since pre-industrial times.

Governance is poor

Several market failures are responsible for the climate crisis, according to economists like Nicholas Stern.

The waste of food

About 1.3 billion tons of food intended for human consumption are wasted or lost every year. Three billion people could be fed with this amount.

The loss of biodiversity

Consumption, population, trade, and urbanization have all grown rapidly over the past 50 years, resulting in greater demand on Earth’s resources than it can replenish.

Pollution from plastics

Plastic production in 1950 exceeded 2 million tons per year. The annual production of plastic swelled to 419 million tons by 2015, leading to an increase in environmental plastic waste.