Impact of increasing anthropogenic CO2 and CH4 gases emission on cooling of the Earth's climate

O. G. Sorokhtin; G. V. Chilingar; L. F. Khilyuk; M. R. Haroun

Impact of increasing anthropogenic CO₂ and CH₄ gases emission on cooling of the Earth's climate

O. G. Sorokhtin
, G. V. Chilingar
, L. F. Khilyuk
, M. R. Haroun

Russian Academy of Sciences
University of Southern California
Russian Academy of Natural Sciences

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Abstract

The global climate change issue has the highest priority on the current agenda of the World community because of the global warming trend during the 20^th Century. Conventional theory of global warming states that heating of atmosphere occurs as a result of accumulation of anthropogenic CO₂ and CH₄ in the atmosphere. The writers show that rising concentration of CO₂ should result in the cooling of climate instead. The methane accumulation has no essential effect on the Earth's climate. Even significant releases of the anthropogenic carbon dioxide into the atmosphere do not change average parameters of the Earth's heat regime and the atmospheric greenhouse effect. Thus, accumulation of small additional amounts of carbon dioxide and methane in the atmosphere as a result of anthropogenic activities has practically no effect on the Earth's climate.

Original language	British English
Title of host publication	SPE Oil and Gas India Conference and Exhibition 2010, OGIC
Pages	391-397
Number of pages	7
State	Published - 2010
Event	SPE Oil and Gas India Conference and Exhibition 2010, OGIC - Mumbai, India Duration: 20 Jan 2010 → 22 Jan 2010

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Name	SPE Oil and Gas India Conference and Exhibition 2010, OGIC
Volume	1

Conference

Conference	SPE Oil and Gas India Conference and Exhibition 2010, OGIC
Country/Territory	India
City	Mumbai
Period	20/01/10 → 22/01/10

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SDG 13 Climate Action

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Sorokhtin, OG, Chilingar, GV, Khilyuk, LF & Haroun, MR 2010, Impact of increasing anthropogenic CO₂ and CH₄ gases emission on cooling of the Earth's climate. in SPE Oil and Gas India Conference and Exhibition 2010, OGIC. SPE Oil and Gas India Conference and Exhibition 2010, OGIC, vol. 1, pp. 391-397, SPE Oil and Gas India Conference and Exhibition 2010, OGIC, Mumbai, India, 20/01/10.

Impact of increasing anthropogenic CO₂ and CH₄ gases emission on cooling of the Earth's climate. / Sorokhtin, O. G.; Chilingar, G. V.; Khilyuk, L. F. et al.
SPE Oil and Gas India Conference and Exhibition 2010, OGIC. 2010. p. 391-397 (SPE Oil and Gas India Conference and Exhibition 2010, OGIC; Vol. 1).

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