In today's world, in terms of energy, carbon dioxide emissions are of great importance. There are many types of energy sources, and their carbon dioxide emissions are different.

Coal is the bulk of traditional energy sources. It burns and releases a huge amount of carbon, and then a large amount of carbon dioxide enters the atmosphere. In ancient times, coal was a source of power and was widely used for everything in industry and industry. However, its impact on the environment has become increasingly apparent, and carbon dioxide emissions are the most important.

Petroleum is also a common energy source. The travel of cars and boats and the movement of machinery depend on this. When it burns, it also emits carbon dioxide. Although the efficiency is better, the amount of emissions should not be underestimated.

As for natural gas, compared to coal and oil, it is slightly cleaner, but there is also the escape of carbon dioxide during combustion.

There are also new energy sources, such as wind, light, water, nuclear and so on. Those who use wind to generate electricity have no carbon dioxide emissions; those who use sunlight have no such harm; water uses the power of drop and nuclear fission to reduce carbon dioxide production. These energy sources, the direction of future development, can also reduce emissions, protect the environment, and benefit long-term businesses.

Looking at the present, in order to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, the choice of energy is crucial. When promoting the rise of new energy, we should control the consumption of traditional energy in order to ensure the safety of the environment and the well-being of future generations.