There is a need to bring about a change in behaviour at the ground level to combat climate change. Everyone should follow what Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said about Panchamrit. India has always emerged as a problem solver.
Subject experts expressed such views in the panel discussion on “India’s Perspective on Climate Change and Positive Efforts for Climate Protection at National and International Levels” in the seminar on “Contribution of States in Global Efforts for Climate Change – India’s Commitment”.
Climate Justice is Necessary
Retired IAS Ravi Shankar Prasad said that there is a need to create a solid framework for entering carbon markets.
This will provide financial assistance to natural farming and sustainable forest development and environmental efforts.
He said that this step will not only encourage environmentally friendly practices but will also establish India in an important role in the global green economy.
Prasad said that climate change has the greatest impact on the poor, so climate justice is necessary.
Create Nature Volunteers
Senior journalist Abhilash Khandekar said that there is a need to create Nature Volunteers to bring about change at the grassroots level.
Make good use of water. He said that behaviour change is necessary to stop climate change.
Do not leave even a single drop of water
IIFM Professor Dr. Yogesh Dubey said that the Indian government has taken rapid steps to stop climate change.
He said that I myself do not leave even a single drop of water in the glass. Shri Dubey said that the programme of making Soil Health Card is very important.
Promoting afforestation and the use of hydrogen fuel will prove to be helpful in stopping climate change.
Vishwamohan, Senior Journalist of Times of India, said that everyone needs to make a holistic effort together. Dr. Anil Kothari, Director General of the Council of Science and Technology, said that a plan has been made to study climate change and ancient environmental structures in depth.
It includes topics such as the study of air particles affecting rain, analysis of water vapour.
Director Atal Bihari Vajpayee Institute of Good Governance and Policy Analysis, Shri Rajesh Gupta said that the discussions held here will go a long way.
This is a beginning, we will definitely succeed. Chief Executive of Narmada Samagra, Kartik Sapre said that we are working on the principle of “I to us and we to all”. River is not just flowing water but it is a living being.
Director of Pairavai, Ajay Jha said that it is the first time in Madhya Pradesh,Where meaningful discussion was held on climate change as an international issue at the state level.
During this, other speakers also gave important suggestions.
