Extreme weather events will likely become more frequent or intense with human-induced climate change. The temperature rises and devastating floods are just some of the environmental disasters recorded in recent years. According to the scientific community, the cause to blame is the global warming phenomenon, a problem that arises in response to the accumulation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. These can create a mantle that blocks solar radiation from escaping the Earth's surface and modifies the stability of the atmosphere. Carbon dioxide (CO2) produced by human activities is the largest contributor to global warming. It is an extremely stable molecule whose concentration has increased by about 130 ppm within the last 150 years due to increased industrial emissions.