climate dynamics

Climate dynamics refer to the complex interactions and processes that drive changes in Earth's climate over time. It involves the transfer of energy between the sun, atmosphere, oceans, and land, shaping weather patterns and temperature variations. Factors such as greenhouse gases, ocean currents, solar radiation, and Earth's orbit influence these patterns. Human activities, especially burning fossil fuels, are adding more greenhouse gases, trapping heat and causing global warming. Overall, climate dynamics describe how natural and human factors interact to create the varying climate conditions we experience, affecting ecosystems, weather, and societies worldwide.