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Why are Natural Calamities more frequent and intense?

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Balanced Nature
Environmental issues, especially climate change, have become hot topics around the world in recent years due to the magnitude and scope of its impacts. Carbon dioxide and greenhouse gases emitted by human activities, particularly related to energy consumption, have shifted weather patterns across the globe, causing extreme weather such as hurricanes, drought, excessive rainfall, and unusual temperatures.

The five elements of nature that determine the climate across the world are - Ether, Air, Fire, Water and Earth. Excessive pollution leads to imbalance in any or all of these elements. In other words these are diseases in form of Natural disasters or CLIMATE CHANGE just the way we have in human bodies.
For example - excessive ether leads to cough and cold issues and Covid Pandemic. Its the imbalance in the ether energy in the first wave leading to contamination and spread. The Covid second wave arises out of air energy imbalance which is actually mutation of ether energy into air energy.

Similarily, cyclones and thunderstorms are the imbalance in the air element.
And, wild fires are the imbalance and pollution of Fire element 

Scientific causes of Wildfires 
More than 90% of world population consumes meat based food. And, dependence on non vegetarian food habits have a direct impact on climate change. The more population increases there is more demand for food including animal based food i.e. meat as food for humans. This leads to mass slaughter of animals worldwide leading to change in greenhouse gas emissions. This causes an imbalance in the food cycle for animals especially carnivorous animals, as their is little meat left for them to consume. lot of animals get extinct or reduce in their numbers.

As we know spreading of fire requires oxygen. Oxygen increases in forests because there is an imbalance in total trees & plants releasing oxygen and total animals consuming oxygen and exhaling carbon di oxide. And if there is an excess of oxygen in a specific forest or location can fuel wild fire. The forest animals can help balance this by consuming oxygen and releasing carbon di oxide, thereby reducing the number of wildfires. Imbalance in the fire prana, with the inability to convert itself into the next cycle of water element. 

Unconventional Solutions: - 

  1. Creating Water Bodies: Establishing ponds and lakes in forests can support wildlife and potentially reduce fire risk by maintaining moisture levels. We should have these water bodies in equal intervals, say after every 5 kms of radius, hence need to calculate the number and average size of such waterbodies based on the total size of the forest cover.
  2. Supporting Wildlife: Encouraging a balanced ecosystem with diverse fauna can help maintain ecological stability. More the animals and birds in a forest, lesser are the chances of wild fires, its as simple as that. So, create natural water bodies i.e. ponds and lakes inside forests / jungles for birds and animals to survive there. 
  3. Sound Vibration - The chapter - The Cauliflower Robbery in "Autobiography of a Yogi" by Sri Paramahansa Yogananda has brief details about how AUM - the Primal Sound can obtain control over all natural manifestations through the use of certain mantras or chants. 
Mr Charles Kellogg, a Californian scientist, give firemen here a demonstration of extinguishing a gas flame two feet high by tonal vibration. Mr Kellogg passed a bow, like an enlarged violin bow, swiftly across an aluminium tuning fork, producing a screech like an intense radio static. Instantly the yellow flame subsided to six inches and became a sputtering blue flare. Another movement of the bow completely extinguished the flame. Mr Kellogg claimed that in future buildings would have a scientifically-determined pitch, with a screech for extinguishing fires tuned in from a central firehouse, where it would be produced by a much larger bow. He said that the General Electric Company was experimenting with the matter.
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Recent Disasters - 
South Turkey - More than 60 wildfires have erupted across 17 provinces on Turkey's Aegean and Mediterranean coasts in July 2021.

Torrential Rains and Floods - Flash floods and landslides in south eastern bangladesh on 30th July 2021
The heavy rains and floods that killed at least 220 people in Belgium and Germany this summer 2021 were made more likely and more intense by climate change.
Earthquakes - 
Lot of work is being done on recycling - electronics, plastics, rubber, 
Alternatives to plastic
Urban Forestation

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Footnote - The views expressed here are of Rajesh Kishanpuriya, Founder, Ideazfirst Technologies Pvt Ltd.
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