- Soumya Negi. A daily wage worker, from the districts of Alwar, Rajasthan, labors throughout the day, whilst, sweat trickles down his forehead, at a temperature of thirty-five degrees. Heat stress caused due to such climatic conditions has moved up the death rates in extreme tepid cities, especially among the uneducated rural class. This is a mere outcome of the recent human induced warming, which includes both you and I. Climate change includes both global warming and the resulting large-scale shifts in weather patterns. How can we eliminate such extreme repercussions? Let's start by talking! We have witnessed super-cyclone Amphan, and the tropical cyclone Yaas, within the last two years, and neither of them were less than fierce. Almost all of the world's glaciers are in the process of melting, except for a few in Iceland and Scandinavia that are fed by increased precipitation. This is inevitably leading to sea level rise, which is ultimately going to lead to more c...