India’s monsoon season has become increasingly unpredictable due to pollution, leading scientists like Kirti Sahu to study the effects of climate change and pollution on rain patterns. Sahu, a researcher at the Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad, is using a cloud simulation machine to better understand the country’s rain patterns, which are crucial for sustaining India’s agriculture industry. The Indian monsoon is full of mystery, said Sahu, making it difficult to predict rainfall. However, understanding the impact of pollution on the monsoon could be an important step towards helping India’s agrarian economy.
Unpredictable Monsoons in India Due to Pollution’s Influence
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