Climate Change: Global Emissions of Green House Gases

There is growing concern about the impact of climate change and "greenhouse gas" (GHG) on the gradual increase in global temperature called global warming. The "greenhouse effect" is a phenomenon called "greenhouse effect" that isolates the earth by absorbing heat from the surface of the earth, such as water vapor (H 2 0), carbon dioxide (CO 2), methane, nitrous oxide, fluorocarbon, Gas "means. Act like a hot carpet (Houghton, 2005).

Climate change is like a sword of Damocles hanging on humans. This is exactly the process by which human greenhouse gas emissions are thought to cause changes in the Earth's climate system. Release of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere (mainly by human activity) leads to depletion of the ozone layer, absorption / shielding of strong solar radiation into the atmosphere, which in turn overheats the earth and changes in climatic conditions It leads to. This phenomenon is known as climate change. It leads to global warming and causes extreme weather condition rise, sea level rise, storms, floods, decreases in rainfall, drought, damage to ecosystems, and human dependence on biodiversity, rapid melting of glaciers Unstable ice sheet Desertification, reduction of agricultural products etc.

The dangers of climate change are global environmental problems. Climate change affects the living environment of humans on the earth. Measures necessary to reduce greenhouse gas emissions are widely spread throughout society. Because of these emissions, humans can increase the natural greenhouse effect and change the entire climate system over time. Accumulation mainly comes from fossil fuels, in other words from coal, oil and deforestation. Until last century and industrialization, human activities brought about an increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide levels.