CREATION OF CONDITIONS FOR THE TRANSITION TO A "GREEN" ECONOMY AND SOLVING THE PROBLEMS OF CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN

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  • Mamadjonova Nilufar Author

Keywords:

Anthropogenic, Peroxyacetyl, Tropospheric ozone, Photochemical smog, Progress, Ecosystem, Coke

Abstract

The article includes ecology and its impact on human health, cities in a bad condition at the same time, people's attitude to nature, another one of the global problems is the large amount of waste and its processing. It is aimed at improving natural gas issues from developing countries and consists of several proposals in this regard. We begin by describing the environmental impacts that cause serious damage to the environment and human health. Here we are not only talking about damage to plants and animals, but these effects also affect people. Usually, the decisions taken are more important to protect human health than to reduce negative impacts on the environment and protect the natural environment.

The main consequences of these effects are the pollution of our planet as a whole. We can see pollution of water, soil, air, destruction of ecosystems, degradation of habitats and more. All of these lead to increased disease, loss of biodiversity, and health problems in both flora and fauna and humans. Air pollution is pollution caused by the presence of substances in the atmosphere that harm the health of people and other living beings and the climate. Gases (including ammonia, carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, methane, carbon dioxide and chlorofluorocarbons, solid particles (organic and inorganic) and biological molecules.

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Published

03.11.2025

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CREATION OF CONDITIONS FOR THE TRANSITION TO A "GREEN" ECONOMY AND SOLVING THE PROBLEMS OF CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN. (2025). International Conference on "Current Issues in the Development of Science and Education", 1(2), 72-84. https://ibratprint.uz/index.php/ibratprint/article/view/202