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IMPACT OF GLOBAL WARMING AND IT'S CHEMISTRY
Jagjeewan Ram Bairwa and Ajay Kumar Meena
Abstract:
Climate change, which is caused by human activity, is the primary cause of global warming, which is a significant environmental problem that has significant repercussions for the ecosystems and societies of our world. This research investigates the chemistry that underlies global warming, with a particular emphasis on the function that greenhouse gases play and the interactions that they have within the atmosphere of the Earth. Some of the most important greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), and nitrous oxide (N2O), are responsible for the greenhouse effect, which is the process of retaining heat and causing an increase in the average temperature of the earth. In addition to the direct impacts of greenhouse gases, the chemistry of global warming encompasses a variety of processes, including the acidification of the oceans and the production of secondary pollutants. In addition, feedback mechanisms magnify the effects of global warming, which presents further obstacles for efforts to mitigate and adapt to the phenomenon. When it comes to establishing effective methods to solve this urgent problem and protect the future of our planet, having a solid understanding of the chemistry behind global warming is very necessary.
