how is climate change causing global warming?suggest measures to minimise the influence of the global warming
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Global climate change is now widely recognised as one of the foremost – perhaps the foremost – environmental challenge of the 21st century. The evidence for human influence on climate change through emissions of greenhouse gases (mainly carbon dioxide from fossil fuel burning, and methane from various sources), is now very strong. Climate change has importance for health in two main ways. First, some degree of climate change now appears inevitable, which means it is necessary to learn to adapt to climate change and to consider how to protect the population against its adverse effects. Those adverse effects include direct effects of extreme weather, changes in the frequency, distribution or burden of ‘climate-sensitive‘ diseases, and indirect effects operating through such mechanisms as changes to crop production and water availability. At the same time, major changes are needed in all sections of the economy to try to reduce human influence on climate change through reduction of greenhouse gas emissions (mitigation). This implies substantial changes in energy use, transportation and in other sectors, which themselves are likely to have effects on health, for example through reduction of toxic air pollutants if dependence on the burning of fossil fuels is reduced.
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