The Indian Ocean is warming at an alarming rate. How may it affect the food security of India?
Introduction
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Main Body
The sea surface temperatures are rising in the Indian Ocean due to global warming as per IPCC.
Indian ocean warming at alarming rate → 90% absorption of heat by oceans. Intra the rate of heating is in Arabian sea and Bay of Bengal.
Effect on food security of India: (D) Negative impacts:
=> shortage of foodgrains → accessibility and availability issues.
heatwaves → crop failure, must UP region → food insecurity.
Steps to be taken:
'If global warming has ended, global boiling has started!' Time to act is now.
— SURAMYA SHARMA · AIR 359
Diagram
Flow diagram showing tropical cyclones, Arabian sea, Bay of Bengal, and Indian ocean with connections showing cyclone patterns
- Clear connection between ocean warming and food security
- Use of specific examples of affected regions
- Diagram usage for climate phenomena explanation
- Multiple specific impacts with examples
- Addresses both agricultural production and storage issues
- Clear linking of climate phenomena to food security outcomes
- Addresses economic dimension through food inflation
- Provides concrete solutions with government scheme reference
- Ends with motivational quote reflecting urgency
SURAMYA SHARMA
Important Geophysical Phenomena
Oceanic and Climate Systems
Indian Ocean Warming and Food Security
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Academic with urgent call to action
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