The dangers of carbon emissions

The harm of carbon emissions refers to the emission of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide produced by human activities into the atmosphere, causing the problem of global climate change. The increase in greenhouse gases has caused the average temperature of the earth to rise, triggering extreme weather events, such as more frequent and severe heavy rains, droughts, hurricanes, etc. This has had a serious impact on human society, economy and ecological systems. Climate change will cause sea levels to rise, threatening people and ecosystems in coastal areas. Melting glaciers and polar ice will lead to ocean acidification, affecting marine ecosystems and fishery resources. Climate change will also trigger a disruption in ecological balance, leading to species extinction and a reduction in biodiversity. In addition, carbon emissions will also have an impact on human health, including respiratory diseases, the spread of tropical diseases, and pollution of drinking water sources. Therefore, reducing carbon emissions and switching to clean energy is crucial to protect the earth's environment and the future of mankind.