Climate change basics

In this episode of Climate Change - A future Apocalypse, I have provided insights into the Extinction of Wildlife - the flora and fauna. The rate of extinction is potent enough to get us a clear picture of how the future looks like if we don't act now. Today (04/07/2021), I read a news article showing the death of around 700 people due to the heatwave in the Lytton village of British Columbia, Canada. Also, the heatwave in northwestern America has created havoc on the forests. The effect of climate change can clearly be seen on our species too.  So we need to think and act wisely to save our own future. Links: Climate Science (main source) - https://climatescience.org/advanced-extinction/ Life, Health and Climate Change (my own website) - https://joshijayg111.wixsite.com/health-climate/post/the-extinctional-crisis Facebook Profile - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100022813064054 Instagram Profile - https://www.instagram.com/invites/contact/?i=1damadzouw9do&utm_content=31an93z Twitter Profile - https://twitter.com/JayJosh38836296?s=08

In this episode, I'll try to link climate change and economics together. Just like my previous episode, it's just some basic information about how worse the global economies can be due to climate change. Some facts about economic effects of climate change and something more. The link for the Instagram post on sustainable banking is https://www.instagram.com/p/COlGW4NjTTp/?igshid=zcr9kh8878dj

In this episode I'll be sharing some facts about climate change affecting the lives of people. This episode is divided into parts describing the basic necessities for sustaining life - water, food, air, health and shelter.

In this episode I'll be answering the question on why do i bother about climate change? And I have provided the agenda I'll follow in the next few episodes of climate change basics.

This is just the intro episode. I won't talk much about our main topic - climate change.

A tale of unprecedented success for the human civilization and a potential threat to the wildlife and nature at the present. But what if it goes on like this - instead of wildlife and forests it would be our future generations. Join our host Jay Joshi who takes you on his own journey addressing climate change and it's effects on the present world and the implications on future generations.