In the face of the heat invasion of India, it is not just a pile of numbers, it is more like a basin of cold water poured directly on the face of each of our inhabitants of the earth. It was as if someone was shouting in his ear: "Wake up, human! Your homeland is having a fever! ”
First of all, let's say a little dramatically, this heat wave is so fierce that even a calm guy like the Taj Mahal is almost burned to charcoals, let alone ordinary people who are struggling to make ends meet under the scorching sun. The temperature of 47.1 degrees Celsius makes my skin melt just thinking about it. Looking around the world, this excessive weather is simply a provocation to human beings in all directions.
But that's just the tip of the iceberg. The heat wave brings not only countless hot sweats and sleepless nights every day, but also the power grid load bursts when the temperature rises and the whole people turn on the air conditioner. Electricity is in short supply, and it can be a problem to cook at least and may also affect the operation of important equipment.
Not to mention humans, this unforeseen heat is also devastating to animals and plants.
Climate change, the term may sound mild, but in reality it has evolved into a human crisis. You see, are the Northern Hemisphere top temperature records broken so often?
The biting heat from India to every corner of the globe makes one wonder if we are on the verge of having to act.
Now, the heat wave is not just a problem for India, it is a common challenge for all of humanity.
This summer, the heat wave is indeed just the surface, and the deeper is our attitude towards this only home. Whether to continue to turn a blind eye, or to raise our arms and face the challenges together, is a question worth pondering for everyone.
In short, our homeland is using its silent cry to remind us that it's time to unite, climate change is no longer a distant concept, it is affecting everyone's life, starting from the small things around you and me, such as changing to a shopping bag that does not use plastic bags, to the big scale on a global scale, such as advocating green transportation and reducing carbon emissions.