What are energy emissions?
energy emissions are substances that are released into the air by burning fossil fuels. Many scientists believe that the release of energy emissions into the air is the primary cause of air pollution and contributes to accelerating the greenhouse effect and global warming. Although there is a disagreement about the concept of artificial global warming, it seems that there is a consensus between many, regardless of views on global warming, reducing energy emissions is a positive and important goal for the world's population.
Although interest in alternative forms of energy such as wind, solar and geothermal has grown when people looked at ways to reduce energy emissions, most of the world's energy consumption is still driven by fossil fuels. This is because fossil fuels that consist of oil, natural gas and coal are highly effective energy sources. The root of this energy is in their organic origin, because they are composed of deceiving prehistoric and animals.
When prehistoric plants and animals died, their remains combined and were covered with mud, mud, sediment and water to form layers of organic material. Over time, when the residues decomposed, they were divided into simple carbon atoms or a combination of hydrogen and carbon atoms known as hydrocarbons. The remnants of animals and plants that lived in prehistoric water bodies formed the basis of oil and natural gas, while coal was created from the remains of trees and other plants found on the ground.
It is necessary to burn them to use and use the energy found in fossil fuels. The combustion process releases carbons and hydrocarbons found in coal, oil and natural gas into the air. The hydrogen that is released in the air is combined with oxygen to form water vapor. The carbon that is emitted is combined with Oxygeemn present in the atmosphere to form carbon dioxide, which is considered to be greenhouse gas.
Greenhouse gas is gasn, which captures the heat from the sun and helps to maintain the surface of the ground warm. While a certain amount of greenhouse gases is essential that the ground temperature is too cold to maintain life, many believe that excess greenhouse gases in the atmosphere could lead to critical and dangerous warming of the Earth. Those who believe in artificial global warming believe that reducing energy emissions containing carbon is important in slowing or preventing the development of greenhouse effect.
fossil fuel burning also releases other substances and particles into the air. For example, coal generally contains a high amount of sulfur, so when burned, it emits sulfur into the air. Sulfur combines with oxygen to form sulfur dioxide, which is the main part of acid rain. Nitrogen is another common gas that is released in the air by burning fossil fuels. Nitrogen combines with oxygen in the air to form nitrogen oxides, which is another part of acid rain.