Long time variation of carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide with temperature and solar radiation in two atmosphere layers troposphere and mesosphere in Beijing

The Earth’s greenhouse gases absorb heat, a rise in greenhouse gas emissions have resulted in global warming, which is affecting the planet’s climate in numerous ways. The aim of this research is to study the effect of greenhouse gases on the temperature of the two layers of the atmosphere (troposphere and mesosphere) with the presence of solar radiation effect by taking into account the climate change. The monthly data for GHGs, solar radiation and temperature are taken for the period (2000-2018) above the capital Beijing (latitude 40˚N; longitude 116˚E) in China. The results of data analysis show that, in the tropospheric layer the greenhouse gases have increased and also accompanied by an increase in temperature, an increase in temperature appears despite the decrease in solar rays, and this is strong evidence that greenhouse gases have a significant impact on temperatures, also the increase in greenhouse gases and decrease in solar radiation have a cooling effect on the mesosphere layer.