Such as carbon dioxide emissions from power plants that burn coal, natural gas/oil to produce electricity, carbon dioxide emissions from burning gas and diesel for transport. Additionally, methane emissions come from animals, agriculture such as rice paddies, and the Arctic seabed. Along with deforestation, especially of tropical forests to produce wood, pulp and agricultural land. This will result in more CO2 and increase greenhouse gases and another harm is that it will increase the use of chemical fertilizers on cropland. Climate change can be seen throughout the universe. As atmospheric temperatures rise, the impacts can feed on each other. This intensifies the global warming process and causes irreversible changes, such as sea level rise, extreme weather, economic effects, disease and species loss, agricultural changes and water shortages. Most scientists believe that global warming is caused by humans and their activities. Some experts don't think humans are big contributors, while others don't think we are small contributors. Some scientists may say that global warming is natural or that there is nothing we can do, but the reality is that over millions of years the Earth's climate has constantly changed, temperatures have risen and fallen. But now it is happening much faster than before and there is no time to react or react