All natural resources that make life possible on Earth, especially water, carbon and nitrogen, have a cycle. This cycle, like all chemical or biochemical reactions, accelerates with heat and slows down with cold. When the balance between the forms in which these basic substances necessary for life are subjected is disrupted, the balance is re-established through heating and cooling.
That is, liquid or solid water, carbon, nitrogen, etc. As a result of changing form by using an element, the solid or liquid form decreases in proportion, but the gas form increases, and the solid form turns into liquid form. As the air continues to warm, the balance deteriorates in favor of the gaseous form, and as it cools, the balance improves in favor of the solid form. After each warming period, a cold period occurs and then a state of relative equilibrium occurs. Let’s not forget that the earth is a ball of fire burning inside, 2/3 of the water area on its surface is necessary for cooling, and if this cooling does not occur and the rays from the sun are kept in the atmosphere, our world will get hotter. As a result of the use of solid and liquid forms that cause climate change, the gas density and temperature in the atmosphere will gradually increase.
Many elements, especially gaseous water, will turn into liquid form and fall to the earth with the rain, but it will not be enough to cool the earth. In addition, since methane and some fluorinated gases are light, they will remain in the atmosphere and will not fall with rain. As a result, the atmosphere will be filled with ash and gas clouds due to the eruption of volcanoes on earth that cannot cool down. This time, since sunlight will not pass through the atmosphere, a cold period will begin on the earth as a result of rapid cooling, a slowdown in biological activities, and a decrease in the water cycle. These events, which would normally take a very long time, are developing much faster as a result of increasing industrial production, transportation, energy production and agricultural production activities with the help of the technologies developed by people as a result of the industrial revolution. As a result, the increasing population depends on natural resources and accelerates the production of goods and services and increases the quantity in order to meet the needs in the mentioned global cycle.
In other words, our modern production and life culture has increased the turnover rate of natural resources that are essential for our lives. This is our main contribution as humans to climate change, namely accelerating the abiotic cycle.
