Papers on the theme of global warming

Global warming is a phenomenon related to nature. When people burn fossil fuels, such as oil, coal, etc., or cut down forests and burn them, they produce a large amount of carbon dioxide, that is, greenhouse gases. These greenhouse gases are highly transparent to visible light from solar radiation and are emitted to the earth. The long-wave radiation is highly absorptive and can strongly absorb the infrared rays in ground radiation, causing the earth's temperature to rise, which is the greenhouse effect. When the greenhouse effect continues to accumulate, it leads to an imbalance in the energy absorbed and emitted by the earth-atmosphere system, and energy continues to accumulate in the earth-atmosphere system, causing the temperature to rise and causing global climate warming. Global warming will redistribute global precipitation, melt glaciers and permafrost, and raise sea levels, which not only endangers the balance of natural ecosystems, but also threatens human survival.

On the other hand, due to the emission of land-based greenhouse gases, the temperature on the mainland has increased, and the temperature difference with the ocean has become smaller. This has caused the air flow to slow down, and the haze cannot be blown away in a short time, resulting in many urban fogs. The increase in haze weather affects human health. Measures such as limiting car traffic and suspending production have only short-term and partial effects, and cannot fundamentally change climate warming and haze pollution.