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Global warming: Anthopogenic or natural factor?

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Ilya V. Korolev, Maxim Kravchenko, Е. В. Федорова, Natalia Ozerova, Natalia Vasileva

Summary

This paper analyzed the relative contributions of anthropogenic versus natural factors to global warming, reviewing evidence for climate change patterns and their causes. The analysis discussed examples of human-driven warming impacts and natural climate influences, concluding with recommendations for conscious consumption to reduce environmental burden.

The paper looks at climate change, the signs and causes of global warming. An analysis of climatic changes is carried out taking into account the factors of anthropogenic and natural impact. Examples of anthropogenic effects on global warming and natural impacts are given. One solution to reduce the environmental burden is reasonable and conscious consumption. As a result, the question arises: who contributes more to global warming - anthropogenic human activity or natural impact.

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