Human causes, including fuel combustion, agriculture and transport, have a more crucial role to play in climate change than natural causes. Human activities have led to rapid and significant changes in the climate, while natural ones have contributed to modifying this phenomenon in the long term. Furthermore, all causes have transformed climate variability and these effects into effects on the ecological and human dimensions. Therefore, possible solutions could manage one of the main causes of this phenomenon by reducing negative effects on the atmosphere and adaptation to climate change. However, effective methods of dealing with human activities should suggest in daily life. Finally, future climate change should be envisioned not only as a solution, but also as a policy to manage it