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Climate Change - Science topic
Climate Change is an any significant change in measures of climate (such as temperature, precipitation, or wind) lasting for an extended period (decades or longer). It may result from natural factors such as changes in the sun's intensity, natural processes within the climate system such as changes in ocean circulation, or human activities.
Questions related to Climate Change
One of the main problems of the present is the one of crops adaptation to climate changes. For this we should work with many indicators, like the mentioned aridity indexes or, on the contrary, plant comfort indexes. I would be interested on details regarding this issue.
What do you mean by consumption value of biodiversity and how are biodiversity loss and climate change connected?
How does climate change affect river flow and impact of climate change on water resources?
How does climate change affect Himalayan water resources and components of Himalayan river flows in a changing climate?
Since I'm a physicist but not a climate researcher, I can't say much about the technical points. However, what bothers me is the way the data is presented. For example, the instrumentally measured temperatures are displayed in a diagram with reconstructed curves. My main problem is that the IPCC is studying the human-caused climate change. The investigations are therefore not open-ended. There is also a very strong link between politics (195 governments are members of the IPCC) and science. Historically this was not good.
I am in need of climate change impact on water resource in Ethiopia research recently published on prestigious Journal???
How do the climate changes affect the operational parameters of farm machinery?
How can the international community best respond to the challenges of climate change, pandemics, and other global threats?
What does climate change cause agriculture and climate change affects agriculture and food security in India?
Do greenhouse gases affect climate change and how does ozone layer depletion contribute to global warming?
The Impact of Climate Change on Water Resources..... how do you measure precipitation threshold to be classified as a storm event in louisiana?
What is the role of agriculture in mitigating climate change and modern agricultural practices helpful in reducing crop loss due to climate change?
When addressing the socio-environmental challenges associated with the traditional economy mainstream researchers and organizations start from the point of view "Our current economy is linear” “ The economy of the future is circular”, taking the position that linearity is the root cause of sustainability problems, see for example: https://www.metabolic.nl/what-we-do/circular-economy/?gad=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwpJWoBhA8EiwAHZFzfoJkA5YMY6R6Crk_hIVmoam5SZZ8zjojNJOsh6PgMWygbt0t8LV8TRoCupMQAvD_BwE
They seem to be doing this without asking themselves the question, why is the current economy linear? Since when it has been linear? Could not be that the root cause of that linearity is the root cause of sustainability problems? If this was the case, then addressing linearity by going circular a la traditional market still leaves the root cause of the problem untouched and active.
And this raises the question: Is economy linearity the root cause of social, economic, and environmental challenges? If yes, why?. If not, why not?
What do you think?
How might a living organism quickly adapt to a changing climate and reduce the impact of climate change on biodiversity?
How will climate change affect the trade winds and what are one or two possible side effects that a disruption of the global conveyor belt?
Which of the energy sources is least harmful to the environment and how will renewable energy help climate change?
How might climate change and global warming influence the global ocean conveyor belt and relationship between global warming and marine life?
How climate change is affecting the oceans and ocean life and how does the ocean remove carbon dioxide from Earth's atmosphere?
What is the role of microorganisms in the transformation of organic matter and how climate change affects oceans and living organisms in them?
Scalable?
Seems like a transfer of carbon dioxide to methane. Research on this GhG transmission channel?
How about the transmission mechanism of eating dead wood for beetles, elks, or other animals?
Cherish your feedback.
How does renewable energy reduce climate change and what are the environmental issues of renewable energy?
Is Renewable energy a cause of climate change and sources of energy that cause climate change?
Generating food for thoughts:
It seems that the capitalist world does not realize yet that green marxism is a bigger threat than red marxism was to capitalism as usual as this time it is coming from within.
And avoiding going green markets since 2012 has played well, and it will continue to increasingly play well for the green marxism claim as pretending to do something when the situation is getting worse may backfire, which raises the question: What comes next after the fall of dwarf green markets, green marxism or green markets?
What do you think?
Can microorganisms save us from climate change role of microorganisms in carbon sequestration and climate change affect the environment of the organisms?
How much does India contribute to climate change and how can we reduce the impact of climate change on food security?
Is renewable energy the answer to climate change and why renewable energy is important for the future?
Why is winter the coldest season because the sun's angle is making the sunlight weak andrelationship between population increase and climate change?
What percent of India energy is renewable and how does the solar system affect climate change?
What is energy efficiency for climate action and role of energy conservation in preventing climate change?
Is renewable energy the answer to climate change and why renewable energy is important for the future?
What is the fastest growing renewable energy source in the world and how will renewable energy help climate change?
What are the research results that support the thesis that as a result of human civilization, as a result of still increasing greenhouse gas emissions, the process of global warming in recent years has accelerated faster than previously predicted?
A growing number of research centers analyzing the planet's climate in the long term, analyzing the progressive process of climate change, developing long-term forecast models of climate change, changes in ocean water temps are publishing the results of their research, which show that as a result of human civilizational activity, as a result of still increasing greenhouse gas emissions, the process of global warming in recent years has accelerated faster than previously predicted just a few years ago. These institutions include, among others, the international research team established at the UN and publishing IPCC reports. In addition to this, the European Space Agency (ESA) Copernicus also recently published the results of its ongoing research on the climate of planet Earth, which showed that in the 1st half of 2023, the average temp. of planet Earth's atmosphere was 16.8 degrees C. This is the highest temp. in the history of measurements. This is further evidence supporting the thesis that the global climate crisis has begun, and that the green economic transformation measures carried out in recent years, including the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, were definitely insufficient. In addition, in many countries, these actions have fallen far short of the pledges made at the UN Climate COP. Besides, the results of the aforementioned studies also support the thesis that the process of global warming in recent years has accelerated faster than previously predicted. This is a particularly important issue in the context of the living conditions of the next generations of people on the planet. Living conditions will rapidly deteriorate for many people on the planet in the not too distant future. Increasing summer heat, droughts, forest fires, weather anomalies, violent storms, drinking water shortages, deterioration of air quality, melting glaciers, rising water levels in the seas and oceans, shrinking areas of forests and other types of natural ecosystems, deterioration of the natural environment, progressive loss of biodiversity of natural ecosystems, extinction of pollinating insects and many other forms of life, etc. these are the key effects of the progressive global warming process, which will determine the deterioration of the quality of life on the planet for many people. In 2023 and 2024, the El Ninio effect is also an additional factor generating an increase in atmospheric temperature. However, according to the results of studies on the planet's climate, analyses of long-term climate change El Ninio is only an additional factor to the main factor is still the rapidly increasing greenhouse gas emissions generated by human civilization still based largely on the dirty combustion economy. However, there are many more research results also conducted by other institutions and research centers confirming the above theses. Please also provide other results of research conducted on this issue.
In view of the above, I address the following question to the esteemed community of scientists and researchers:
What are the results of research supporting the thesis that, as a result of human civilization, as a result of still increasing greenhouse gas emissions, the process of global warming in recent years has accelerated faster than previously predicted?
Has the process of global warming in recent years accelerated faster than it was predicted just a few years ago?
Please answer,
I invite everyone to join the discussion,
Thank you very much,
The above text is entirely my own work written by me on the basis of my research.
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On my profile of the Research Gate portal, you can find several publications on the issues of environmental policy, green transformation of the economy, green economics, sustainable economic development, etc. I invite you to scientific cooperation in these issues.
Best wishes,
Dariusz Prokopowicz

Can renewable energy reduce climate change and how is Earth's climate related to energy?
Why do you think the winter layers are darker than the summer layers in the ice core and relationship between climate change and the regularity of droughts?
Climate change is one of the most serious challenges humanity has ever faced. To address the problem UN Framework Climate Change Convention was established Climate change education has been a legal obligation of 197 UN climate change convention’s parties for more than 30 years, but in the 2021 UNESCO revision of national curricula from 100 UN countries, nearly 47% of them had no reference to climate change or treated the topic marginally (Getting Every School Climate-Ready: How Countries Are Integrating Climate Change Issues in Education - UNESCO Digital Library, n.d.). Moreover, the UNFCCC reports to IPCC on the countries' progress in the Convention's commitments, usually lacked data appropriate for monitoring climate change education (McKenzie 2021).
The question is why formal education is not used (or: is used rarely) as a tool in efforts to mitigate CC effects?
Bibliography
- Getting every school climate-ready: How countries are integrating climate change issues in education—UNESCO Digital Library. (n.d.). Retrieved 9 March 2022, from https://unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000379591
- McKenzie, M. (2021). Climate change education and communication in global review: Tracking progress through national submissions to the UNFCCC Secretariat. Environmental Education Research, 27, 1–20. https://doi.org/10.1080/13504622.2021.1903838
Is it only me, or others feel too that green technologies, in fact, lead to a dramatic increase in pollution (in general, not only CO2 or other favorite "polutant of the day")? If someone tells you: this car just got 20% cheaper, you would normally ask: "How much does it cost now?" But, if someone tells you: "This (overly expensive!) bag made of recycled paper is better than a plastic bag, I command you to use that from now on!" or "Electric cars are good for you and for the planet you must buy them (or we will outlaw any other cars)", "Sorting (stinky) trash at home will slow down melting of polar ice caps, stop climate changes and help cute and helples penguins", most people would just believe it, without giving it a second thought. Besides, who ever offered ANY proof of any such claims? So they obviously need not to be proven, right?
Please, in this discussion, do bring proofs for, or critically question, on widely claimed statements about the topics listed in the title.
How does climate change affect agricultural productivity in India and productivity challenges in agricultural sector in India?
In your opinion, will an incipient global climate catastrophe also generate a global biodiversity catastrophe and, therefore, should the two catastrophes be studied simultaneously as closely related?
Increasingly, future global climate catastrophe is being combined with global biodiversity catastrophe in scientific deliberations. Still high civilization's greenhouse gas emissions are causing global warming to accelerate. If nothing changes in this regard, according to the predictions of climatologists, climate geophysicists, ecologists, researchers operating in interdisciplinary areas, etc., in a few decades planet Earth will face a global climate catastrophe, which will result, among other things, in a many times higher frequency and scale of emerging periods of severe drought, heat, forest fires, etc., which will result in the impossibility of human existence on most of the planet's land areas. This will be associated with lack of water, permanently breaking out fires, inability to grow crops, etc. In addition, in these areas, the level of biodiversity of natural ecosystems will decline many times over. To a large extent, most of the planet's biosphere will be affected. The scale of the ongoing mass extinction of many species of flora and fauna, the scale of the current great 6 species extinctions (6 within the history of life on Earth) will increase many times over. The biodiversity of the planet will decrease many times over, that is, what has evolved for hundreds of millions of years as part of the evolution of life on Earth, man will destroy in a relatively short period of a few centuries at most (counting from the period of the first industrial revolution). Therefore, the results of many scientific studies already support the thesis that a global climate catastrophe will also generate a global biodiversity catastrophe, and therefore the two catastrophes should be studied simultaneously as closely related. Do you agree with this thesis? Whether you agree or not then please provide substantive arguments, studies, publications.
In view of the above, I address the following question to the esteemed community of scientists and researchers:
In your opinion, will the beginning global climate catastrophe also generate a global biodiversity catastrophe and, therefore, should the two catastrophes be studied simultaneously as closely related?
Will the beginning global climate catastrophe also generate a global biodiversity catastrophe?
What do you think about this topic?
What is your opinion on this issue?
Please answer,
I invite you all to join the discussion,
Thank you very much,
Best wishes,
Dariusz Prokopowicz
Counting on your opinions, on getting to know your personal opinion, on a fair approach to the discussion of scientific issues, I deliberately used the phrase "in your opinion" in the question.
The above text is entirely my own work written by me on the basis of my research.
In writing this text I did not use other sources or automatic text generation systems.
Copyright by Dariusz Prokopowicz

Is renewable energy good for climate change and why are renewable energy sources important for Earth's future?
What are the three harmful effects of agricultural practices on the environment and challenges of Indian agriculture in the current scenario of changing climate?
Can renewable sources provide a solution to climate change and what are the sustainable development goals in India for energy?
Do federal policies on climate change help reduce carbon emissions
Is climate change caused by solar system and what are the natural causes of climate change solar output?
Dear Researcher,
I am working on "Socio-economic Impacts of Climate Change Induced Disaster: A Study on the Coastal area of Bangladesh", Appreciate your any kind of support/advice to fulfill my tasks.
What is carbon capture and how will it reduce the impacts of climate change and impact of cloud computing on the environment?
How do ecosystems help resist climate change and what is the important factor of climate change?
How does climate change affect ecosystem resilience and how is the ecosystem affected by climate change?
How can agriculture adapt to climate change in India and climate change affects Indian agriculture and strategies to overcome it?
What areas are most resilient to climate change and how the climate has an important effect on the ecosystem?
What are the climate change adaptation strategies in agriculture and strategies for developing climate resilient crop varieties?
Is it true that in climatic cycles FIRST TEMPERATURE rises, and some or hundred years later also the CO2 concentration in the atmosphere?
Is it right that this theory would implicate, that rising CO2 concentration in the air itsself is not the real primary reason for climate change of today, as I got told?
Other times does this mean, that even when TEMPERATURE in the atmosphere drop, CO2 drops yet far more later in years or hundred years ?
This cycle would also thrive the up and downgoing ice ages. Is it true?
How do you build resilience against climate change and why is climate the most important factor in the ecosystem?
What are the drivers of biodiversity loss and how does climate change affect biodiversity?
The nexus between energy and the environment is a critical concern in today's world, as the need for sustainable energy sources becomes increasingly evident due to the challenges posed by climate change and resource depletion. Keeping up with the latest developments and research in this field is essential for informed decision-making and policy formulation.
What is the standard grid resolution for the CMIP6 model in km?
Is it possible to downscale it to 1x1 km?
Puis-je avoir à ma disposition des articles sur les impacts et l'adaptation au changement climatique au Maroc?
Mon mail : kevin.ellaekabane@um5r.ac.ma
In your opinion, are so-called "carbon credits" consisting of some corporation taking a specific patch of natural forest cover, including, for example, a patch of natural Amazon Rainforest, for an additional ton of CO2 emissions, an effective instrument for real reduction of CO2 emissions into the atmosphere?
To consider the question of the role of so-called "carbon credits" in the context of reducing greenhouse gas emissions, one would have to assume that such a system actually reliably works. However, from what is reported by independent journalists, environmentalists, people who care about protecting the climate, biosphere and biodiversity of the planet's natural ecosystems, including the forests of the Amazon, even those declared patches of natural Amazon Rainforest taken for protection under the so-called carbon credits are nevertheless often cut down.
Perhaps something will finally begin to change, to improve, in terms of protecting the climate, biosphere and biodiversity of the natural ecosystems of the Amazon Rainforest in connection with the first Amazon Forest Conservation Summit in 14 years, currently being held in Belém, Brazil. Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon fell by 60 percent in July compared to the same month last year. The announcement of the positive trend coincides with the start of a summit in Belém of the 8 countries whose territories include the Amazon forest. This summit is attended by representatives of the governments of the 8 countries whose territory includes the natural Amazon Forest. Perhaps plans and commitments will be made to realistically protect this largest terrestrial reservoir of natural biodiversity and natural forests characterized by a particularly high contribution to absorbing CO2 from the atmosphere and producing oxygen. It may also be that the processes of increasing the scale of protection of these forests and reducing their still large-scale logging will be accelerated so that by 2030 at the latest, the deforestation of these forests will be completely ended. This is a particularly important issue because more than 20 percent of the Amazon rainforest has already disappeared due to human activity.
In view of the above, I address the following question to the esteemed community of scientists and researchers:
In your opinion, are the so-called carbon credits, which consist in the fact that some corporation, for an additional ton of CO2 emissions, will take under protection a certain patch of natural forest cover, including, for example, a patch of natural Amazon Rainforest, an effective instrument for real reduction of CO2 emissions into the atmosphere?
Are so-called carbon credits an effective instrument to realistically reduce CO2 emissions into the atmosphere?
What do you think about this topic?
What is your opinion on this issue?
Please answer,
I invite everyone to join the discussion,
Thank you very much,
Best regards,
Dariusz Prokopowicz
Counting on your opinions, on getting to know your personal opinion, on a fair approach to the discussion of scientific issues, I deliberately used the phrase "in your opinion" in the question.
The above text is entirely my own work written by me on the basis of my research.
In writing this text I did not use other sources or automatic text generation systems.
Copyright by Dariusz Prokopowicz

In your opinion, is the issue of better management of water consumption and conservation correlated with running a sustainable organic farm or agritourism farm?
97 percent of the water on the planet is salt water in the oceans and seas. 3 percent of the water is fresh water, in you, 1/3 in glaciers and 2/3 is cloud water, surface water (rivers, lakes, marshes), hypodermic and deep water. So, man has at his disposal for his needs (including industrial, agricultural, domestic, municipal...) only 1 percent of the water on the planet.
The research shows that with the operation of a sustainable farm or agro-tourism farm practicing organic farming mainly oriented to the cultivation of vegetable crops can be associated, correlated can be the issue of water consumption savings, a large decrease in greenhouse gas emissions, an increase in the scale of energy autonomy, a decrease in the scale of non-biodegradable waste generation, increased financial savings due to less use of chemical plant protection products, etc. Besides, there may be water consumption savings associated with running a sustainable organic farm or agritourism farm, improved water management compared to an unsustainable production farm.
The study found that when a farm allocated 1/10th of the area of cultivated fields for afforestation, tree planting, planting shrubs, creating green areas, green belts separating individual fields, creating ditches with irrigation water for cultivated fields, creating rainwater storage ponds for irrigation of cultivated fields during periods of drought, and it turned out that despite the reduction in cultivated area, crop production increased. In addition, large amounts of water were saved. And if these reduced croplands were used to produce crops as not fodder for livestock but as food for humans then the benefits mentioned above would increase much more.
Producing 1 kg of beef as part of the entire process of farming and cattle breeding consumes as much as a dozen tons of water.
In traditional, productive, intensive agriculture, 4 times more farmland (livestock feed production) is used as part of meat production compared to the situation if the fields produced crops, i.e. grains, fruits and vegetables but used as raw materials to produce food products as food directly for humans.
Increasing the scale of water consumption savings on the farm regardless of the type of agricultural production can also be achieved by building small-scale on-farm water treatment plants, rainwater catchment systems and tanks, retention ponds where rainwater is stored. Rainwater should be used on the farm for, among other things, watering agricultural crops. However, the problem is the increasing incidence of prolonged lack of rainfall and severe periods of heat and drought derived from the progressive process of global warming. In such a situation, deep wells are built and deep water, including Oligocene water, is extracted. If this kind of water is used for agricultural purposes then deep-water resources can quickly run out. Therefore, especially when a farm uses deep-sea water it is essential to create and improve water-saving technologies and systems. In the situation where the farm is located near a river then the solution may be to create a river water treatment plant for agricultural use. And when the farm is next to the sea or ocean then investment in seawater desalination may be a good solution. However, this kind of investment is highly expensive. Then there should be created and developed systems of financial subsidies provided from the state's public finance system, which, under green financing, would help farmers and entrepreneurs operating also in other sectors of the economy to build systems for desalination and possibly also treatment and purification of seawater, which could be used for various purposes, including multi-faceted use on farms.
In a situation where a farm would obtain water from the seas and oceans instead of consuming deep-sea water resources, which will not recover quickly, this would be an important element of natural sustainability. Deep-sea water, including Oligocene water, has been forming for thousands or millions of years. On the other hand, in its extraction and consumption for industrially carried out projects carried out under a predatory economy, the resources of this water can quickly be depleted, and this is an important element of an unsustainable economy. Therefore, within the framework of a sustainable agricultural or agritourism farm carrying out organic farming in a situation of water shortages, increasingly frequent periods of drought, then in order for the farm not to lose its sustainable status it should use rainwater, water from treated wastewater and/or desalinated sea water instead of using deep-sea water resources.
In view of the above, I address the following question to the esteemed community of scientists and researchers:
In your opinion, is the issue of better management of water consumption and conservation correlated with running a sustainable organic farm or agritourism farm?
Is the issue of better management of water consumption and conservation correlated with running a sustainable farm?
And what is your opinion about it?
What do you think about this topic?
Please answer,
I invite everyone to join the discussion,
Thank you very much,
Warm regards,
Dariusz Prokopowicz
Counting on your opinions, on getting to know your personal opinion, on a fair approach to the discussion of scientific issues, I deliberately used the phrase "in your opinion" in the question.
The above text is entirely my own work written by me on the basis of my research.
In writing this text I did not use other sources or automatic text generation systems.
Copyright by Dariusz Prokopowicz

If possible after 2020, incorporating especially environmental market design/structure and efficiency.
Happy for links.
Hi frds,
almost all problems we face are international/global, intertwined, and complex (climate change, financial markets, economic systems, geopolitics, global trade, food systems, global wealth creation, pandemics, refugees, etc.), where effects are intergenerational and full of moral hazard.
Would love to learn what percentage share of a population thinks globally and holistic in the following regions:
-USA
-Continental Europe
-UK
-Japan
-Singapore
-Scandinavia
If possible a breakdown of the generations would be fantastic. Especially Gen Z.
Appreciate research.
What, in your opinion, are the methods, ways, legal solutions, new material and other technologies to reduce paper consumption, save wood and trees?
What, in your opinion, are the actions and projects that can contribute to forest conservation, to convert deforestation into afforestation, to protect the climate, biosphere and biodiversity of the planet's natural ecosystems, to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and counteract the ongoing process of global warming?
As we know, trees, forests, especially old, natural forests, primeval forests with old-growth forests without human interference, without the influence of civilization, are the refuge of the greatest resources of biodiversity of natural ecosystems. Besides, forests play a particularly important role in the issue of slowing down the human-induced global warming process, which is progressing faster and faster. Forests also play a very important role in mitigating weather and climate anomalies, maintaining a mild microclimate friendly to living organisms, keeping the soil and air moist, maintaining the high level of biodiversity and soil fertility created over thousands or millions of years, and so on.
Deforestation still dominates over afforestation in many regions of the world. Forests are still being cut down and burned to acquire new areas for agricultural development, the cultivation of crops, which is usually carried out in the form of unsustainable robbery. In addition, this practice is carried out mainly in the tropics and subtropics, where after logging, forests created new arable land is quickly subject to drought and the soil becomes barren. Restoring a forest that has functioned for thousands of years or more in a specific area on the depleted soil requires huge expenditures. In addition, vegetable crops are grown on these new agricultural areas, which are either transported thousands of kilometers to other countries, which generates high greenhouse gas emissions, or are not used for human food but for livestock feed, which also generates high emissions, as industrial livestock farming is a source of high emissions of the potent greenhouse gas methane. Therefore, with a view to protecting the climate, biosphere and biodiversity of the planet's natural ecosystems, to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and counteract the ongoing process of global warming.
Various examples of reducing paper consumption and saving forests are as follows:
In some countries, the scale of printing notebooks, notebooks, books, including school books, has been reduced and students as early as elementary school write at school on tablets or laptops rather than in paper notebooks. Green economic activities involving, for example, the production of furniture from recycled materials are also emerging.
Another example is the replacement of dirty energy based on burning firewood with renewable and emission-free sources of clean energy. Unfortunately, in some countries, in order to falsify statistics on the development of renewable energy at the behest of the government, central statistical institutions, ministries and government agencies dealing with climate and environmental issues also count firewood as a renewable energy source. Such absurdities unfortunately still exist in some countries.
Another example is the use of secondary raw materials of various origins in the construction industry instead of using wood, and especially instead of newly harvested wood from companies producing building materials based on fresh, new wood raw material from a sawmill.
As of 1.8.2023, paper receipts are not printed in France to save trees. You have to ask for a printed receipt if the customer needs one.
What other examples of reducing paper consumption and saving forests are as follows?
In view of the above, I address the following question to the esteemed community of scientists and researchers:
What, in your opinion, are the actions and undertakings that can contribute to forest conservation, to convert deforestation into afforestation, to protect the climate, biosphere and biodiversity of the planet's natural ecosystems, to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and counteract the ongoing process of global warming?
What do you think are the methods, ways, legal solutions, new material technologies and others to reduce paper consumption, save wood and trees?
How can we reduce paper consumption, save wood, trees and reduce forest deforestation, protect biodiversity and climate?
What do you think about this topic?
What is your opinion on this issue?
Please respond,
I invite everyone to join the discussion,
Thank you very much,
Warm regards,
Dariusz Prokopowicz
Counting on your opinions, on getting to know your personal opinion, on a fair approach to the discussion of scientific issues, I deliberately used the phrase "in your opinion" in the question.
The above text is entirely my own work written by me on the basis of my research.
In writing this text I did not use other sources or automatic text generation systems.
Copyright by Dariusz Prokopowicz

What is energy efficiency against climate change and difference between energy conservation and energy efficiency?
Imaging there is an ongoing water leak coming down the ceiling of your business, you can either fix the water leak or you can patch it through management. Suppose all businesses have the same problem. All businesses together have a huge lobbying power.
Then you can look at the fixing solutions from the free market and non-free market point of view or from the science based and non-science based point of view or from the pollution reduction market and pollution management market point of view.
In other words, you would be dealing with the situation from the naked environmentalist and from the environmentalism with a mask point of view, where proper solutions compete with improper solutions, and improper solutions win.
Which raises the question: Can the solutions to the water leak dilemma be used to stress the solutions to the environmental pollution dilemma? And used to describe the supremacy of the improper solution?
What do you think?
How does the greenhouse effect cause an increase in global temperatures and how does climate change affect the food we eat?
What are the ecological and economic effects of climate change and how can we reduce the impact of climate change on food security?
What are the social and ecological impacts of climate change and how climate change affects agriculture and food security in India?