Is Climate Change a Result of Human Activities?

Is climate change
a result of human
activities

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION
The changes in the climate are mostly depends up on the human activities but are also affected
by natural activities such as volcano eruption, respiration, etc. some of the human activities that
has a grate impact on the atmosphere are burning of oil, fossil fuels, industrial waste, etc. the
human activities greatly affect the natural environment which in returns create ecological
imbalance (Breure and et. al., 2018.). The major effect of environment is on the agriculture
sector of the economy. The agriculture producers as well as consumer completely depends up on
the growth of crops but the imbalance n the environment makes it difficult for the crops to grow.
It is important for the industries as well as humans to understand the importance of the balanced
environment. The ozone layer depletion will cause the less reflection of the sunlight in the outer
space which makes some regions of the planets warmer whereas greenhouse gases can create
more reflection of sunlight which can create a more reflection of the sunlight in the outer space
which creates some regions cooler.
MAIN BODY
One of the major cause of climate changes and global warming is emission of harmful gases that
are creating a greenhouse effect and are combined of methane and carbon dioxide. The main
source of emission is because of burning of fossil fuels in order to ave energy consumption. The
additional contribution is made by deforestation, agriculture and manufacturing. The waste that
is produces by humans are also one of the major source of pollution. Riser in the temperature
increase the water vapour which is itself is a greenhouse gas and and is accelerated by climate
feedback. According to US energy secretary, 100% of global warming is caused by human
beings and they are responsible for all the pollution (Cetin, M., 2020.). Scientists have various
measures that determine the various factors that affect the amount of energy reaches and remains
in the earth's atmosphere known as “radiative forcing”. The factors that are determined by the
scientists includes that greenhouse gasses that trap the outgoing heat, aerosols which are caused
by both volcanic eruption or human activities. These reflects sunlight and influence in the
process of cloud formation. It will also influence the changes in solar output as well as reflection
of earth's surface. The radiative forces generally have long term changes in the climate and the
earth's atmosphere. The cycle of the energy from the sun reaching to the earth is of
approximately 11 years. It has been observed that there is a slight increase in the solar activities
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