The Formation of a Climate Change Mechanism

The article is devoted to the study of the formation of the mechanism of climate change against the background of its natural variability and under the influence of human activity on the basis of the concepts of Russian and foreign specialists related to the influence of climatic changes and consequences in environmental and socio-economic life. Based on the generalized research results of V.I. Vernadsky showed that hierarchical-level ecosystems form the physicochemical and biochemical properties of the global ecosystem - the biosphere according to the principle of emergence. An explanation of the change in the ordering of the ecosystem under the influence of thermodynamic parameters is given. A manifestation of Le Chatelier Brown's principle was revealed based on the law of V.I. Vernadsky on biogenic migration of atoms in connection with a change in global biota, violation of other fundamental laws of functioning of the planet's ecosystems, recognition of the interaction of living matter with inanimate matter, part of a complex mechanism for the formation and transformation of the earth's crust. The idea of the permissible boundaries of the impact on nature, on the environment, about the links between global climate change in the era of the so-called Anthropocene is confirmed. The need to manage human activities, and not nature, including engineering methods, has been proven. It is important for the formation of the mechanism of climate change and their consequences to preserve, develop and strengthen the role of natural ecosystems.

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Bulletin of Baikal State University
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2024-12-25
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https://doi.org/10.17150/2500-2759.2024.34(4).700-710
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Global Energy and Sustainability Research
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The Formation of a Climate Change Mechanism

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The Formation of a Climate Change Mechanism

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Abstract

The article is devoted to the study of the formation of the mechanism of climate change against the background of its natural variability and under the influence of human activity on the basis of the concepts of Russian and foreign specialists related to the influence of climatic changes and consequences in environmental and socio-economic life. Based on the generalized research results of V.I. Vernadsky showed that hierarchical-level ecosystems form the physicochemical and biochemical properties of the global ecosystem - the biosphere according to the principle of emergence. An explanation of the change in the ordering of the ecosystem under the influence of thermodynamic parameters is given. A manifestation of Le Chatelier Brown's principle was revealed based on the law of V.I. Vernadsky on biogenic migration of atoms in connection with a change in global biota, violation of other fundamental laws of functioning of the planet's ecosystems, recognition of the interaction of living matter with inanimate matter, part of a complex mechanism for the formation and transformation of the earth's crust. The idea of the permissible boundaries of the impact on nature, on the environment, about the links between global climate change in the era of the so-called Anthropocene is confirmed. The need to manage human activities, and not nature, including engineering methods, has been proven. It is important for the formation of the mechanism of climate change and their consequences to preserve, develop and strengthen the role of natural ecosystems.

Bulletin of Baikal State UniversityVol. 34(4)
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