IMPACTS OF GLOBAL WARMING ON THE WHOLE ENVIRONMENT AND SUGGESTIONS FOR SOLVING THEM BY EN-ROADS MODEL

IF 0.9 4区 环境科学与生态学 Q4 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES Environmental Engineering and Management Journal Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.30638/eemj.2023.033
Mohammad Saeid Khademolhosseini
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Nowadays, one of the most challenging environmental issues and problems is global warming, which has significant effects on all aspects of the environment, including climate change. Due to the excessive emission of greenhouse gases, deforestation, and the use of fossil fuels caused by various human activities, the trend of global warming is increasing rapidly, so that, according to the En-ROADS Model, by 2100, global warming will increase about 3/6 °C. This study has three implementation models based on methane, carbon, and hybrid model. All three models were based on predictions of reduced greenhouse gas emissions or increased use of control components such as nuclear fuels. The results showed that the methane, carbon, and hybrid models could reduce global warming by 0.4° C,0.8 °C, and 1/1 °C, respectively. To sum up, it can be said that methane and carbon are known as the main greenhouse gases, and the measures to reduce the emission of these gases, described in detail in the results of this study, have a significant effect on reducing global temperatures.
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全球变暖对整个环境的影响及en-roads模型的解决建议
如今,最具挑战性的环境问题和问题之一是全球变暖,它对环境的各个方面都有重大影响,包括气候变化。由于温室气体的过度排放、森林砍伐和各种人类活动造成的化石燃料的使用,全球变暖的趋势正在迅速增加,因此,根据En-ROADS模型,到2100年,全球变暖将增加约3/6°C。本研究有基于甲烷、碳和混合模型的三种实现模型。这三个模型都是基于减少温室气体排放或增加使用诸如核燃料等控制部件的预测。结果表明,甲烷模式、碳模式和混合模式分别可使全球变暖降低0.4°C、0.8°C和1/1°C。综上所述,可以说甲烷和碳是已知的主要温室气体,本研究结果中详细描述的减少这两种气体排放的措施对降低全球温度具有显著的作用。
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期刊介绍: Environmental Engineering and Management Journal is an international journal that publishes reviewed original research papers of both experimental and theoretical nature in the following areas: environmental impact assessment; environmental integrated management; risk assessment and management; environmental chemistry; environmental protection technologies (water, air, soil); pollution reduction at source and waste minimization; chemical and biological process engineering; cleaner production, products and services; sensors in environment control; sources of radiation and protection technologies; waste valorization technologies and management; environmental biotechnology; energy and environment; modelling, simulation and optimization for environmental protection; technologies for drinking and industrial water; life cycle assessments of products; environmental strategies and policies; cost-profitt analysis in environmental protection; eco-industry and environmental market; environmental education and sustainable development. Environmental Engineering and Management Journal will publish: original communications describing important new discoveries or further developments in the above-mentioned topics; reviews, mainly of new rapidly developing areas of environmental protection; special themed issues on relevant topics; advertising.
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