**Prayagraj, India** — In a compelling address at the Maha Kumbh, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath sounded the alarm on the pressing issue of climate change, highlighting its detrimental impact on river systems across the region. The Chief Minister emphasized the urgent need for collective action to combat the drying up of rivers, a phenomenon that threatens both the environment and the livelihoods of millions.
Speaking to a diverse audience of pilgrims, environmentalists, and policymakers, Adityanath underscored the critical role rivers play in sustaining life and culture in India. “The depletion of our rivers is not just an environmental concern but a socio-economic challenge that demands immediate attention,” he stated.
The Chief Minister called for a collaborative approach involving government bodies, local communities, and international partners to implement sustainable water management practices. “We must act now to preserve our natural resources for future generations,” he urged, advocating for policies that promote water conservation and reduce carbon emissions.
The address was met with widespread support, with many attendees echoing the need for urgent action to address climate change and its far-reaching impacts.
**Category**: Environment
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