As Robert Frost once said: “Some say the world will end in fire, others in ice. From what I have tasted of desire, I hold those who favor fire. This excerpt may relate to the idea of ​​global warming. Global warming can be defined as an increase in the Earth's average atmospheric temperature that causes corresponding climate changes and may result from the greenhouse effect. Over the past 10,000 years, Earth has experienced an ever-increasing cycle that has significantly changed the climate. These changes have become more prevalent in our world today over the past 150 years. Scientists have analyzed the causes and effects of the greenhouse effect and many other problems related to global warming. As John Houghton says in his book Global Warming the Complete Briefing, page 2: “The 1980s and 1990s were particularly warm. Globally, the decades have been the warmest since accurate records began more than a hundred years ago and these unusually warm years continue into the 21st century. There are countless reports that show our world as a whole is warming, and the facts cannot be disputed. Today, everyone is experiencing the effects of global warming. These effects may be minimal now, but if we do not protect our planet now, the consequences will be greatly increased. One of the main causes of recent studies on global warming is the use of aerosols. Aerosols are a substance enclosed under pressure and capable of being released as a fine spray, usually by means of a propellant gas. An aerosol can range from hairspray to dust particles in the air. New concerns that are beginning to gain prominence in today's society are the increase in carbon dioxide middle of paper......not all of it will be able to be recovered. There is global consensus that climate change is occurring, but many argue that it is not caused by humans, but rather by the Earth's natural cycle. Although this may contain some truth, most believe that the causes of global warming are aerosols, fossil fuels and the greenhouse effect. These causes can easily be reduced if we take the time and effort to stop the actions. Simple steps can be taken that will not have a serious effect on our daily lives. Al Gore once said: “The good news is that we now have everything we need to meet the challenge of global warming. We have all the technologies we need, more are being developed, but we shouldn't wait, we can't wait, we must don't wait. Global warming is a major factor that must be addressed before its full effects begin to be felt and it is too late to help..