Abstract            Volume:14  Issue-3  Year-2026         Original Research Articles

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The article reminds us that organic chemistry, that is, the chemistry of carbon-containing molecules, is the basis of all life on Earth. Carbon-containing molecules form the vegetative mass of plants, the muscle mass of animals, and the body of all living things is built from carbon-containing molecules. The Law of Conservation of matter helps us understand that atmospheric carbon dioxide is an element in the trophic food chains of plants and animals inhabiting both water and land. In nature, "carbon emissions" are widespread due to processes occurring in the Earth's crust: the oxidation of coal deposits, the coking of anthracite deposits, and volcanic eruptions. Nature regulates the average annual temperature of the planet by obscuring the Sun with volcanic ash emissions and smoke from fires. The First Law of Thermodynamics states that energy is neither created nor destroyed, therefore, the energy of Solar radiation accumulates in the Earth's ecological system. The Earth's atmosphere (air) traps approximately 50% of infrared (thermal) radiation. It is unlikely that carbon dioxide, which makes up only 0.046% of the air by mass, or 460 ppm, could cause global warming. In 2025, humanity emitted 2.196 megatons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere through respiration. Statistical data on average annual global temperatures make it possible to detect and estimate the contribution of wars to global warming. Radiofrequency radiation from the Sun is the source of energy for earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.

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