Changing of the Climate

2017

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DOI 10.15406/jamb.2017.06.00175
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

The man destroyed and continues to destroy the biota: more than 60% of the land was used for arable land, artificial reservoirs, landfills, asphalted and concrete areas of cities and roads. 1 This picture was taken from the side of the plane over Europe.There is not a single piece of land untouched by man.The area occupied by the humanity itself is insignificant, only 4%, but the number of floors of buildings and structures raises it several times.It is enough to understand that each heating of water, each washed cup and object, from the body to the asphalt, replenishes the atmosphere with evaporation, alien to nature.There are such data that each person spends 200-300 liters of water a day, but only 2-3 liters of this volume a person uses for the purpose of nature -for drinking.These 2-3 liters leave the body of a person, each living being, each plant in the form of special fumes, mainly through breathing.It cannot be that these evaporation and evaporation from the asphalt or the drying laundry washed are the same.It is known that the evaporation of a person's exhalation determines his illness.It is urgently needed to study organic fumes and compare their parameters with artificial evaporation.This analysis can be the main evidence of these assumptions.