Rise in sea levels
Melting down of glaciers due to global warming is becoming a major reason behind floods and tsunamis in India. In 2018, Kerala was affected by the flood in which 483 people died and 140 people were missing.
Deteriorating air quality
According to a WHO survey of 1600 cities, air quality in Delhi is highly toxic and is harming the future generations. Associate with NGOs working to tackle the menace of global warming, pollution, and climate change.
Tackle deforestation
To build new residential and commercial spaces, millions of trees are cut down every year in India. Over 310,624 hectares of forest was destroyed back in 2018. Associate with NGOs working ceaselessly to protect the environment, forests, and seas.
