The article discusses problems with regulating carbon dioxide emissions into the atmosphere. It explains that human activities like burning fossil fuels and cutting down forests are major sources of this gas. High levels of carbon dioxide in the air can harm living organisms, reduce productivity, and cause health issues like suffocation. Additionally, carbon dioxide acts as a greenhouse gas, contributing to global warming and its negative impacts. Currently, plants and oceans are removing about 57% of the carbon dioxide produced by humans. The increase in carbon dioxide levels due to human activities has disrupted the natural balance, leading to environmental concerns. The findings emphasize the importance of controlling and reducing carbon dioxide emissions to mitigate their harmful effects on health and the environment.