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Nidhi GoyalAIR 91

Question Q.8GS1GS1

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Introduction

Climate change effects are interconnected in terms of human society, environment and disaster management needs.

15 words

Main Body

Effects of ice melting of glaciers:

Environment:

↓ Melting glaciersrelease of harmful carbon dioxideWater pollution
↓ Sea level risearound 4mm/yr
↓ Coastal erosionloss of habitat

↓ Threatening biodiversity e.g., Polar bear, Snow Leopard

↓ Reduce albedomore temperaturemore climate change
Human SocietyDiscusses landslides, avalanches
↓ DiscussesDisastrous, avalanches
↓ change in water flowdrinking water crisis
↓ Damage to infrastructureloss of life & livelihood e.g., Uttarkhand floods
↓ Land abundancehampering normal life e.g., Tochimeth Crisis
↓ Sea level risethreat to coastal communities & livelihoods

Measures:

Meeting commitment under Paris agreement to keep temperature at 1.5°C

↓ Promote renewable energy

↓ Nature-based solutions like boming mangroves, sea grass

↓ DecarbonaismInternational cooperation

↓ Disaster-resilient infrastructure

Glaciers removal is essential for the survival of humanity.

145 words5 paragraphs

Conclusion

Glaciers removal is essential for the survival of humanity.

9 words

Diagram

Mind map showing 'Human Society' in center with branches to 'Discusses lake landslides, avalanches', 'change in size flow → drinking water crisis', 'Damage to infrastructure', 'Land abundance → hampering normal life', 'Sea level rise → threat to coastal communities & livelihoods'

  • Integrates environmental, social and economic impacts
  • Includes specific case studies
  • Provides solutions at policy level
  • Links to international commitments
  • Uses visual representation (mind map) effectively

Topper

Nidhi Goyal

AIR 91

Subject & Paper

GS1GS1

Topic

Important Geophysical Phenomena and Effects on Humanity

Climate Change and Human Society

Impacts of Climate Change on Human Communities

Writing Stats

169

Total words

5

Paragraphs

Comprehensive and solution-oriented

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