Scenes of the weather

In June this year, the sky was unpredictable. Why are there rare signs in a hundred years? In fact, the weather is changeable now, not only in China, but all over the world. There are many human factors and some natural phenomena, which need comprehensive analysis to make it clear. Here are some reasons for your reference:

First of all, the global environmental pollution is becoming more and more serious, which has a great impact on the weather:

The global climate has changed, leading to abnormal climate in various regions, which we can also see from news programs. In fact, there is nothing mysterious about the sky anomaly in China in June this year, which is just an example of global environmental problems. In the last 200 years, due to the intensification of industrial production, harmful gases such as carbon dioxide began to increase. After these gases enter the atmosphere, they can continuously accumulate heat, resulting in a decline in the heat dissipation effect of the atmosphere. Under such circumstances, the global temperature began to rise continuously. In recent years, with the continuous increase of global trade, the pollution situation around the world is getting worse, especially in the United States and Europe, which emit the most polluted gases in the world, causing great global environmental pollution and having a very serious impact on the future climate of the earth.

Second, the acceleration of human activities around the world has led to global climate change:

The increase of human activities is also a cause of global temperature rise. With the development of global transportation, the scope of human activities is also expanding. Under such circumstances, forests began to decrease in a large area and became airports, amusement parks, farmland and so on. The reduction of trees has led to great changes in the global climate.

Third, rising sea levels and melting ice and snow in the North and South Poles will also aggravate the global extreme climate:

Humans are now constantly exploring marine resources and building many offshore mines. These pollutions cause the sea level to rise, and at the same time, the ice and snow in the north and south poles melt, so-called once-in-a-century signs will appear.