The emission of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere is contributing to global warming.
This is the city fog we saw in the 1900s, which absorbs or traps infrared heat from the Sun in the atmosphere. The increase in global mean temperature may be directly related to the average increase in carbon dioxide in our atmosphere.
There is huge proof that the environment and environment of our planet are quickly changing as an immediate aftereffect of a worldwide temperature alteration. Droughts, shrinking glaciers and glaciers, storms, rising ocean temperatures, and rising sea levels, changes in the distribution of bacteria and diseases.
Many people feel that human activity is a significant contributing factor. So far this year, there is solid scientific evidence to address this issue (October 2007). The rate at which the world's oceans are absorbing carbon dioxide has now declined significantly. Because the oceans are now filled with carbon dioxide. Beyond this point, most of our CO2 production will go directly into the atmosphere, increasing global warming.