Greenhouse gases and global warming

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Currently, the international community focuses heavily on greenhouse gases as the main cause of global warming, and countries are all making moves related to carbon. However, there is no consensus within the climate community regarding the causes of global warming; some reports suggest that it is a conspiracy by the West What do you all think? I’ll start by offering my thoughts: I believe global warming is mainly caused by the excessive consumption of large amounts of fossil fuels, including nuclear energy. These fuels take tens of thousands of years to accumulate through solar energy, yet we use them up in a short time. Moreover, when these fuels are used, they release large amounts of heat into the atmosphere, which leads to an increase in temperature. Please point out any mistakes in my views! Just to add, since I’m not an expert in climate science, I don’t really know much about things like ice ages or the natural laws of the Earth, haha!