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Definition:
Global warming is the increase in temperature of the Earth due to the use of fossil fuels
and other industrial processes leading to an accumulation of greenhouse gases (carbon
dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide and chlorofluorocarbons) in the atmosphere. Since 1896
it is known that carbon dioxide helps to prevent infrared rays from escaping into space,
making the maintenance of a relatively warm temperature on our planet (greenhouse
effect). However, the increase in carbon dioxide levels can cause a global temperature
increase, which could cause major climate change with serious implications for
agricultural productivity.
The increase in carbon dioxide, caused by man from the industrial revolution, this in
reverse. Each year more than 7 billion tons of carbon dioxide are made to the
atmosphere, two thirds from the combustion of fossil fuels, while the rest will rise to the
deforestation and the burning of wood.
Global warming is the result of increased greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, implying
that human beings by their actions, is responsible for this phenomenon and it is the
biggest environmental problem facing civilization and the current future
generalizations.
The excessive accumulation of gases thought to prevent infrared radiation from the sun,
being reflected by the Earth's surface coatings become upper atmosphere and outer
space, staying in the middle layers and cause it to overheat; overheating would affect
the entire globe, resulting in climate change.