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Global Warming is caused by humans burning fossil fuels and putting large amounts of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. This is not true; in fact global warming is caused by a natural climate cycle. This cycle has been happening before humans began to inhabit the Earth. So humans should be blamed for this natural process. Humans are responsible for 1% of the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, so we are not to blame. We are facing global warming because from 940-1980 the Earth faced a lobar cooling.
Now it is reversing and it is getting warmer, but eventually the temperature will even out and be back to normal. For example, the eruption Of Mount Saint Helene actually cooled the Earth by 1 degree. Humans cause minimal damage to the environment, but nature on the other hand makes a massive impact. Carbon dioxide life span of 20 years and global warming can be reversed in II- 20 year. If humans are the cause for global warming then the Earth would have been destroyed a long time ago.
Because when humans are born they breathe and exhale carbon dioxide would not cause world destruction. It doesn’t happen that quickly, it takes many years to destroy the atmosphere. This process has taken almost 70-80 years to develop. Some scientists and humanitarians believe we caused this process, but it is natural and not caused by no other than Mother Nature. Humans only contribute less than 3% of the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Even though it may seem like we contribute more to the environment, but we do not.
We did not contribute much to the atmosphere to harm it in any way. So, we shouldn’t be blamed for the cause of global warming. Humans are not the cause for global warming so, we should not be blamed for it. Nature is taking its toll on Earth and humans are being blamed for it. Humans only cause 1% more per year more than last tear. Carbon dioxide has a life span of 20 years so, it will go away eventually.