Today's country wants to understand the sources of carbon emissions, and study their differences in detail. The sources of carbon emissions are complex and can be roughly divided into several ends.

One is industrial manufacturing. In the workshop, the operation of equipment, the fire of the furnace, the melting of ore, and the synthesis of chemical industry all require a huge amount of energy, which is mostly taken from fossil fuels. The burning of coal and the burning of oil and gas, carbon then escapes into the atmosphere, which is a major source of carbon emissions.

The second is transportation. Vehicles and horses are on land, sailing on water, and soaring in the air. The power depends on fuel.

The third is the construction and use of buildings. When it is built, the system of building materials and the construction of buildings consume a lot of energy. And when the building is completed, the cooling and heating of the building, the lighting of the lights, all require energy, and many of them also have carbon emissions.

The fourth is agricultural activities. Between the fields, the application of manure, and the raising of livestock and poultry can generate greenhouse gases, especially methane, which is also one of the sources of carbon emissions.

There are other miscellaneous items, such as waste disposal, waste incineration, landfill gas production, all of which involve carbon emissions.

If you want to reduce carbon emissions, you must study their sources in detail, and then take measures. In industry, you can promote technological innovation, improve energy efficiency, and use clean energy; in transportation, you can promote new energy vehicles and boats, and promote public transportation; in construction, you can design energy-saving, and use green building materials; in agriculture, you can improve agricultural practices and reduce the generation of greenhouse gases. In this way, by carefully examining the sources and streams of carbon emissions, you can seek to improve the environment and promote the sustainability of your country.