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Dr. Rupanjal Priya

The field of Earth Science encompasses a wide range of disciplines, all of which contribute to our understanding of the planet's dynamic processes and its interactions with the climate system. In recent decades, climatic change has emerged as a critical area of study within Earth Science, given its profound impact on the environment and human societies. This comprehensive review explores the intricate connections between Earth Science and climatic change, shedding light on the scientific research, methodologies, and findings that have shaped our current understanding of these complex phenomena. The Earth's climate has been a subject of intense scientific inquiry and global concern for several decades. Earth Science, a multidisciplinary field of study, encompasses a wide range of scientific disciplines that collectively investigate the processes shaping our planet's climate and the implications of climatic change. This abstract provides an overview of the key concepts and significance of Earth Science and Climatic Change.

The abstract begins by defining Earth Science and its scope, highlighting its interdisciplinary nature. It emphasizes the importance of studying Earth's climate, considering its direct impact on human societies, ecosystems, and natural processes. The abstract also addresses the pressing concern of climatic change, acknowledging its far-reaching consequences and the need for comprehensive research and understanding to mitigate its effects.

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