Global Energy and Temperature Balance, Greenhouse Effect and Comparison of Scenarios of Influence on Temperature Increase

Abstract

The article considers the simplest and most indicative correlations between greenhouse gas emissions (primarily energy and transport) and global temperature rise. Their contributions to the global greenhouse effect are shown. It is shown that, when taking as a determining, not annual, but cumulative emission, the difference in the final effect - an increase in the temperature of the earth, for various ways of developing energy and transport (RES vs. conventional energy, electric transport vs. transport on hydrocarbon fuel, etc.) is extremely small and cannot be the base for choosing methods of reducing the rate of climate warming.