50℃! India's extreme high temperature challenges the limits of human survival, and India may no longer be livable after 2050.

If the distance between the earth and the sun is not just right, there will be no suitable temperature on the earth, so there may be no birth of human beings, so it is very important for us humans to have a suitable temperature.

As summer is the hottest time of the year, many people say that 35 years old is too hot, but it is a piece of cake for India.

Many people may not know much about how high the temperature is in India this year. India began to experience hot weather in March, and then the northern and central regions experienced the hottest April in 122 years. The average maximum temperature in the northern and central regions reached 35.9 and 37.8 respectively.

At the same time, Pakistan, India's neighboring country, unfortunately suffered from continuous high temperature weather. After entering May, the high temperature continued to intensify. In some parts of New Delhi, India, the highest temperature reached about 49, almost 50, causing many people to die of heatstroke.

Moreover, since the end of April, due to the spontaneous combustion of garbage caused by high temperature weather, several fires have occurred in India, and they are more serious every time. Think about what you want most if you are in a 50-year-old environment.

Of course it's the air conditioner. Without air conditioning, such a high temperature is fatal. If you want to blow air conditioning, you need electricity. About 75% of India's electricity supply comes from coal. At this juncture, India's misfortune never rains but it pours.

According to the news of May 1 day, coal reserves in many parts of India are in a hurry. In order to alleviate the power crisis, India deliberately canceled the passenger service of 753 trains, but to no avail, the power crisis has not been lifted.

In addition, the relevant departments in India have also actively taken other measures, such as sending drinks to the citizens by volunteers and sending vehicles to provide free water for residents to drink. , but it still didn't play much role.

Another point is that India, as one of the world's important grain exporters, suffered from continuous high temperature weather ahead of the "filling period" of wheat, and its grain output was greatly reduced. Therefore, in order to ensure sufficient domestic food supply, India can only announce the decision to temporarily ban wheat exports.

In recent years, we should be able to feel the frequent occurrence of extreme weather, such as the rainstorm in Henan, the super tornado in the United States, and the extreme high temperature in India, which is closest to us, which makes us very confused. What happened to the earth?

Because India belongs to a typical tropical monsoon climate, in short, this climate is characterized by high temperature all year round, which is divided into dry and wet seasons.

In a word, the temperature in India is very high every year, but this year India is a little unusually hot. According to the latest research, the extremely hot weather in India may be related to global warming. In fact, not only the high temperature in India, but also the frequent occurrence of extreme weather in recent years is related to global warming. Obviously, there are more and more extreme weather around the world, which can already show that the problem of global warming has intensified.

The main cause of global warming is frequent human activities, such as cutting down trees and not caring for the earth's environment. The inducement is the massive emission of greenhouse gas carbon dioxide since industrialization.

It is not difficult to find that once global warming is involved, it will endanger the survival of human beings, because global warming means rising temperatures, leading to melting glaciers and rising sea levels. By then, rising sea water will flood coastal cities, and climate warming will also lead to frequent extreme weather. The extreme weather in recent years is the best proof.