It is essential to study the relevant areas and contribute new knowledge in the fields of the environment and climate.

Therefore, environment pollution and climate change influence each other through complex interactions on Earth. The pollution of soil affects its capacity for carbon absorption and causes climate change though changing temperature, precipitation patterns, etc.

Human and ecological systems rely on soil for the provision of water and nutrients for plant growth, the regulation of the water cycle, and the storage of carbon. Furthermore, soil is the second-largest carbon pool after the ocean to mitigate climate change effects. Carbon absorption and in turn climate are impacted by water pollution. The pollution of water bodies can cause harm to the atmosphere and hinder the growth of plants and algae. Drought can disrupt water, food, and human health. Flooding and runoff can contaminate water and cause water pollution. In addition, global warming is having a measurable effect on water resources, altering the amount, distribution, timing, and quality of water. Climate change mitigation actions can help to reduce air pollution, and clean air measures can help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, leading to reductions in global warming. Many air pollutants that are harmful to human health and ecosystems also contribute to climate change by affecting the amount of incoming sunlight that is reflected or absorbed by the atmosphere. The main sources of global warming-the extraction and burning of fossil fuels-are not only key drivers of climate change, but are also major sources of air pollutants. The issue of environment pollution and climate change has become an international concern because: 1) persistent and emerging pollutants to a certain extent cause climate change and 2) the variations in normal weather patterns have unfavorable effects on the physical and biological entities of the environment.Īir pollution and climate change are closely related. It has been proven that climate change is related to some major forms of environment pollution (e.g., air pollution, water pollution, soil contamination, noise pollution, radioactive contamination, light pollution, thermal pollution, etc.). Climate change refers to a change in average weather conditions, or in the time variation of weather in the context of longer-term average conditions. Environment pollution is the introduction of pollutants into the natural environment, and causes adverse effects.

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