Curious about how the Gaza and Ukraine wars are messing with Kashmir’s climate? Wondering why your heaing room hamam is old system and why the elder population seems to be playing a grim game of hide and seek with death in winters? Well, grab your pillow, dim those lights, and let’s dive into this mystery like Sherlock Holmes with a sense of thrill!

Kashmir, a land of unparalleled beauty, is now shrouded in an eerie chill. The once serene winters have turned into a relentless freeze, bringing with them a series of unsettling events. Water pipes burst under the pressure of ice, and the elderly succumb to the merciless cold. But what if you get to know that these harsh winters are not just a local anomaly? What if they are the result of a sinister chain of events set off by distant conflicts?

Let's Break it down

Firstly we have to understand that
Wars have always left a scar on the environment for example World War II saw forests razed and pollution rampant, disrupting natural systems. The Vietnam War unleashed chemicals that ravaged ecosystems. The Gulf War’s burning oil wells spewed toxic clouds, altering global temperatures. Now, the wars in Gaza and Ukraine are casting a long, dark shadow over the climate. According to new research The planet-warming emissions generated during the first two months of the war in Gaza were greater than the annual carbon footprint of more than 20 of the world's most climate vulnerable nations,
According to the study, of carbon based activities the climate cost of the first 60 days of Israel’s military response was equivalent to burning at least 150,000 tonnes of coal.i repeat 150000 tonnes of coal and guess what Hamas rockets fired into Israel during the same period generated about 713 tonnes of CO2, which is equivalent to approximately 300 tonnes of coal – so People underscoring the asymmetry of each side’s war machinery are fools and just remember fools have there fans clubs

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In a bid to survive, the people of Kashmir turn to Hamam rooms, traditional heated spaces fueled by wood fires. These rooms, once a cultural comfort, now contribute to the environmental crisis. The relentless burning of wood accelerates deforestation and pumps more carbon into the atmosphere, tightening the grip of climate change.but if there would have been enough electricity supply then the emmsions would have been less resulting a secure climate,
Before moving ahead you must remember that hamam is approximately 2000 years old heating system used by mighty romans and 800 years ago by turkey.
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The war in Ukraine has contributed an emmsions of gases. For instance, the emissions from the first two years of the conflict surpassed the annual emissions of 175 individual countries.I repeat 175 countries and 120 dolphin's in the black sea so you can imagine what world we are living where death the only alternative to stay healthy ?
As we reflect on these challenges, it becomes clear that addressing climate change requires a concerted global effort, recognizing that the actions taken in one part of the world can have profound effects on distant regions. By fostering international cooperation which is not possible and promoting sustainable practices which humans are not displined to, still we can try work towards a more resilient and stable climate for all.
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