How vulnerable is India’s economy to climate change?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Erratic rain, abnormal heat, shorter winters. Climate change affects us all, but what is the specific economic impact on India? Economist Radhika Pandey and Deputy Editor TCA Sharad Raghavan discuss in #MacroSutra.
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As goi moved farmers to wheat and rice during green revolution, it now has to move them to non water guzzling crops
Millet.
India became the world's, most populous country but no step has been taken to control population growth. Population growth is religion-based too.
Climate change has destroyed agriculture and water sources. AI technology and robotic technology have destroyed jobs. If the population grows at this rate, India will face starvation, civil unrest, economic downfall
But… We have ‘Ram Rajya’ now
Check the TFR of Muslims and Hindus and then say, "religion based population growth"
Only muslims growth is positive. For ALL others percentile growth is negative. Because they have different laws than others. Yeah they do. All indians are not equal 😂 we are only taught we are equal. Basically kat gaya hamara bachpan me jab pata nahi tha alag kanoon, reservation, real india map, politicians ka income etc etc.
It's high time milk and meat production is limited to reduce fodder crops and improve pulses , oilseeds production but political willpower would not allow it
Livestock grazing is PROVEN in Africa as the only means of restoring ln'dia's over-exploited farmlands. That requires first grasslands then forests restoration, meaning milk and livestock (and tree nuts and fruits) will be the only food source during the fallow.
@@robertmarmaduke186
Thanks for the concern given India's population and land use new grasslands or forests cannot be created it's also established across the world that animal husbandry is a good green house emitting business, hence we are good with less meat and milk
@@amodpataskar5673 #357The ONLY millennium-surviving management plan is *rotating livestock,* like the Serengheti and the American Plains, renewable restoreable ecology _since time out of mind._ Your grain, soy, pulse monocrop deforestation and desertification are from *YOU,* not from 'livestock farts'. How any sentient. human believes in *Magic CO2!* can only be a religious cult! 👍
Insightful discussion!
Unfortunately, the Modi Bhakt community does not have time to talk about such important and sensitive topics. They are busy with doing Hindu Muslim / Hijab Halal, etcetera.
Bol to aise rahe ho ki congress 70 saal bolti thi iske bare me 😂😂. Btw i didnt vote for bjp as well as congress i dont like both
@@dragondish904 from your language it is quite evident that you are an Andh Modi Bhakt. go ahead and get lost!
@@shirishpanwalkar logic na ho to aisa hi bolna padta hai rahul bhakto ko 😂😂
@@shirishpanwalkar from your language it is evident that you are anti indian. Get lost pakistani.
@@dragondish904 tere jaise do kaudike andh modi bhakt ab hamko logic sikhayenge. you are pathetic!
this is the cutest thing i have heard about CC. u might want to relook at data
Nice Session mam
Great discussion. High quality as always