Climate Change and Catastrophes

Abstract

We live in a period of expansion of the Earth, which is associated with intensified degassing of hydrogen, carbon dioxide, and methane from the bowels. An analysis of the development of the ice cover in Tajikistan indicates that warming has been continuing for at least 200 thousand years. A number of facts indicate steady heating of the planet’s core over the long period of time. Climatic changes get character of catastrophic events more and more. Establishing by us of properties of a catastrophe as a natural phenomenon helps us to more fully understand the essence of the processes taking place. At the international level, the issue of climate adaptation is being discussed, but it is impossible to adapt to catastrophes. The anthropogenic factor has little influence on the creation of the greenhouse effect, but anthropogenic pollution of the ocean increases the negativity of the processes taking place. No single country can resist climate change; the combined efforts of all humanity are required.