Journal of Earth Science & Climatic Change
Open Access

Abstract

Since the process of the development of human civilization we, human beings, have been taking immense benefits from nature. By the time we have reached the present, we have had a great leap in technology and science. However, to fulfill the needs of the expanding population, the irrational consumption of the natural resources has also been ever increasing. Deforestation, landslide, unplanned urbanization, industrialization, the emission of carbon, modernization in agriculture and the land use change are today's prominent issues. These anthropogenic activities have induced the imbalance in natural resources which has caused the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere to increase leading to an increment of greenhouse gases. The negative effects of the emission of these toxins are already evident in the ozone layer. In the last centuries the terrain temperature of the world has been increasing gradually. These impacts of the greenhouse effects are directly evident in the glacier and the high mountainous regions. The surface of the ocean is gradually increasing due to the melting of the snow. Consequently, an intricate problem such as climate change has originated. Not only this, ecological imbalance has also badly affected the lifestyle of organisms causing imbalance in the circumstantial ecosystem. Thus, these problems have become a social and a political dilemma in today’s world. The existence of the organisms and their life cycle has been endangered because of the gradual increase of such complex problems. Excessive rainfall, draught, arid land, flood, landslide and similar natural disaster are increasing every year and has created a widening misunderstanding and a conflict in the upper and the lower ecological shores. We the humans must unite to protect the earth through sustainable management and development. We must guarantee the right to live, co-existence and co- relation of all the organisms who live on this earth. We must respect their existence. We must cross the boundaries of race, religion and ethnicity, helping to forge new understanding and tolerance amongst each other. Removing all the past prejudices and misunderstandings we must ignite ourselves to garden our thought for a better world to live. We must all start thinking from today about the legacy that our descendents would carry. We must stop unnecessary exploitation and destruction of the nature which is the basis of our lives. Let us make a commitment to give continuity to this campaign.

Biography

Dhaka Mohan Adhikari is an Environmentalist; he has received his MSc degree in Mathematics in 2005 from Tribhuvan University of Nepal, and involved in teaching. In 2008, he has moved to Germany for second graduation sustainable resource management (2012) and has joined Technical University of Munich. He was also involved in different peatland, grassland and agriculture ecosystems sites of Bayern as assistance researcher. In 2003, he returned Nepal and has been conducting research and environmental awareness campaign in more than 1000 institutions and different communities and raising fund for deprived chepang children for their health and education. He is guinness world record holder, an environmental song by 365 Nepalese singers as a lyricist, music composer and director. He is Founder President of SEEM Nepal.

E-mail: nipesh.dhaka@gmail.com