Decarbonization of the economy — the geophysical meaninglessness and economic disadvantage of combating the greenhouse effect (open source analysis). Part 1. Scientific justification of climate change

Russian society, from scientists and businessmen to politicians and government officials, is still influenced by Western-imposed ideas about the climate future of our planet.The currently widespread understanding of anthropogenic impacts on climate, greenhouse gases, and, in particular, the industrial carbon dioxide role in global warming does not always have a positive impact on the energy-intensive industries development. This review analyzes published scientific articles, international agreements and policy documents under the auspices of the United Nations related to the climate agenda, as well as Russian federal laws, regulations, two climate doctrines and a strategy for the socio-economic development of a country with low greenhouse gas levels until 2050. It is concluded that the current understanding of the global warming anthropogenic causes is a scientific misconception.

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Stroitel nye Materialy
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2025-07-26
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https://doi.org/10.31659/0585-430x-2025-836-6-45-53
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Atmospheric and Environmental Gas Dynamics
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Decarbonization of the economy — the geophysical meaninglessness and economic disadvantage of combating the greenhouse effect (open source analysis). Part 1. Scientific justification of climate change

В. Г. Хозин
3 citations
Stroitel nye Materialy
Atmospheric and Environmental Gas Dynamics
3.32
article

Decarbonization of the economy — the geophysical meaninglessness and economic disadvantage of combating the greenhouse effect (open source analysis). Part 1. Scientific justification of climate change

В. Г. Хозин
article en
3 citations

Abstract

Russian society, from scientists and businessmen to politicians and government officials, is still influenced by Western-imposed ideas about the climate future of our planet.The currently widespread understanding of anthropogenic impacts on climate, greenhouse gases, and, in particular, the industrial carbon dioxide role in global warming does not always have a positive impact on the energy-intensive industries development. This review analyzes published scientific articles, international agreements and policy documents under the auspices of the United Nations related to the climate agenda, as well as Russian federal laws, regulations, two climate doctrines and a strategy for the socio-economic development of a country with low greenhouse gas levels until 2050. It is concluded that the current understanding of the global warming anthropogenic causes is a scientific misconception.

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Kazan State University of Architecture and Engineering (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 8%
Atmospheric and Environmental Gas Dynamics
3.32
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