NASA has released some pretty scary videos on the subject as climate changes continue to threaten Earth’s future. Images that show the CO2 emissions as if they were really visible betray the dire situation.

Three videos featuring all continents have been released by NASA’s Scientific Visualization Studio. In the images, one of the causes of climate change is a greenhouse gas. of carbon dioxide (CO2), usually showing where it was released and how it has changed over the course of a year. Orange is used for fossil fuels, red for burning biomass, green for land ecosystems and blue for oceans. Let’s add that the study shows the CO2 released in the year 2021.

The dominance of fossil fuels in America, especially in the US, is attracting attention.

In the first video we see North and South America. In the beginning, the most prominent part of the pollution was in US cities like Washington DC and Boston. northeast appears as. The part of the Amazon rainforest is green because the trees absorb carbon during the day.

But they release this carbon as the year progresses and the growing season completes and winter comes. We can also see how dominant the orange color is from the video. Picture, Charcoal etc. It serves as a reminder of the colossal effects of resource use.

Video featuring Asia and Australia shows excess fossil fuel emissions from China

In the second video we see Asia and Australia. Here throughout 2021 from China It can be seen that CO2 is a major contributor to the increased atmospheric load. It can be said that Beijing is particularly notable in terms of pollution.

Although Australia seems more innocent than Upper Asia in terms of orange, it is not. Because the country was announced as the place with the highest per capita coal emissions in the world in 2021.

The CO2 emissions in Europe, the Middle East and Africa in 1 year are as follows:

The last video shows Europe, the Middle East and Africa. The images show the excess of fossil fuel emissions from European countries and Saudi Arabia.

NASA’s videos can play an important role in raising awareness because they are indicative of what we are facing. These are all harbingers of more extreme and frequent heat waves, floods, storms, devastating impacts on wildlife and many more serious risks.