This is Mur @mur2501@social.cleverlibre.org

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@Pato
aupa pato

@trinsec
That's something which the Dutch can do kinda good but nah, not feasible here. Also you should read the full article completely to understand all the factors.
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@trinsec
now the family of farmers are only been able to have one meal a day as they have to somehow do with the little harvest of grain till the next rainy season
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The articles is very good at describing that the poor farmers who don't even know any word like 'climate change' are feeling each and every effect of it very accurately and extremely.

@trinsec
Here's an article describing a farmer distressed by the rains in a village near my town
https://ruralindiaonline.org/articles/in-thane-the-rain-has-gone-rogue/

@thor

@trinsec
my town receives around 1400mm each month in the rainy season
@thor

@thor
tell him that somewhere it is 45°C

@thor
the true Nord

@trinsec
The north east India is where the moisture laden clouds from the Bay of Bengal meet the foothills of the Himalayas and hence the rain.
@thor

@thor
yeah in a general topic sense they have unless you start to joke about specific things which are not general

@thor
cause topics have dried up to makd memes on

@trinsec
ofcourse it's drier on the other thought not a total desert. Also the doil on this side is red and not rich in minerals while on the other side it's black and very ideal for various types of farming.
I like been wet, rainy season is my favourite sobI am on the right side

clearly seen in the map, the western coast receives alot of rain.
@thor

@trinsec
kind of, atleast for the Western Ghats which receives most of the rain in India and the other side gets just a little
Western Ghats are a barrier for moisture laden clouds.
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