Due to global warming and environmental depletion, their income sources have been greatly affected, making it difficult to feed their families and secure a decent future. In fact, the poorest communities around the globe mostly live in the most fragile land patches and are often politically, socially, and economically marginalized. Millions of people will be plunged into further poverty if the environmental depletion worsens. This was the significant issue widely discussed in the recently ended Glasgow climate conference. Still, the most vulnerable population are those living in low-income countries with mere necessities of life.
The negative impacts of climate change are not bound to a region or continent. The latest IPCC report clearly indicates that humankind will experience the severity of environmental depletion at a larger scale in the coming years if the global temperature rise is not restricted to 1.5 centigrade. Climate change looms in every part of the world people are experiencing both the subtle and stark effects in the form of gradually shifting weather patterns, severe drought, supercharged storms, massive flooding, blistering heat waves, glacier melt, and sea-level rise.
