In today's world, what people do has a lot of impact on the world, among which carbon emissions are especially heavy from man-made sources.

Carbon emissions come from various human beings. Industrial prosperity, the operation of various factories, the burning of coal and fuel oil, all cause carbon to overflow in the air. Machines roar, and energy is converted into work, but carbon also comes out with waste gas and floats in the atmosphere.

And people's daily life is also a carbon source. Cars are on the road, powered by oil, and in the exhaust gas, carbon is contained in them. Lights and electricity in homes come from thermal power, and coal is burned to generate electricity, and carbon is also dispersed in the world.

And the matter of farming mulberry, although it is fundamental to people's lives, it also involves carbon emissions. Livestock and livestock are raised, and their waste is accumulated, fermented to produce gas, and also has carbon components. In the fields, the application of chemical fertilizers and their production also consume energy and cause carbon emissions.

Carbon emissions from human sources have a far-reaching impact. In the atmosphere, the amount of carbon is gradually increasing, causing the greenhouse effect to become more and more obvious. Global temperatures are rising, glaciers are melting, sea levels are rising, and coastal areas are often at risk of flooding. And climate variability, uneven droughts and floods, unpredictable wind and rain, and farming mulberry industry are also disturbed by it.

Therefore, today, everyone should think about ways to reduce carbon. Industry seeks innovation and uses clean energy, such as daily energy, wind energy, and water energy, to replace traditional energy sources and reduce carbon emissions. On a daily basis, we advocate green travel, multi-step, multi-ride, and reduce the frequency of driving. Between farmers and mulberries, research and improve methods, save fertilizer and control pollution, and reduce carbon production.

Everyone is united and committed to reducing carbon, so as to ensure the peace of heaven and earth and the safety of future generations.