Ice cores trap tiny air bubbles, so they record the actual atmosphere from snowfall centuries back. Scientists drill deep into Antarctica’s ice, layer by layer, and measure the CO2 in those bubbles to build a timeline. But here in Delhi, drafting rules, I see a deeper record—of every forest cleared and every river choked, long before thermometers existed. My father’s bamboo flute, warped by last year’s untimely heat, tells me the old rhythms are already broken.
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