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carbon dioxide anthropogenic sources

burning fossil fuels,deforestation,making cement,using gas

carbon dioxide natural sources

vegetation and dead things

how to reduce carbon dioxide emissions

reduce fossil fuels,use less gas, be aware, eat locally,less deforestation,make less cement

methane anthropogenic sources

coal mining, natural gas,animal and human waste,landfills,agricultural cultivation,biomass burning

methane natural sources



oceans,wetlands,cow farts,termites,

ways to reduce methane gas

upgrade machinery,change manure management,capturing methane before it goes into the atmosphere



nitrous oxide anthropogenic sources

industry,transportation and agriculture

nitrous oxide natural sources

plants,animals,microorganisms,oceans,rain forests

ways to reduce nitrous oxide gas emissions

reduce nitrogen based fertilizers,reduce mobile fuel,reduce pollution from cars

fluorinated gas anthropogenic sources

electrical transmissions,circuit breakers,semiconductor manufacturing and computer parts

how to reduce fluorinated gas emissions

technological improvements,getting gas recycling,training employees better,destroying gases and getting rid of them.

what are the four main green house gases

fluorinated gases,carbon dioxide,nitrous oxide and methane

what are the three factors that determine a gas's effect on climate change

how much there is


how long they stay in the atmosphere


how affective it is



how do u measure the 3 factors of effectiveness

parts per milli,trilli,billi


measured in years


and measured in GWP(global warming potential

how is water vapor different from other GHG(green house gas)

The amount of water vapor varies very quickly because it goes through it cycle very fast

what is a GHG

Gases that absorb and release heat into the atmosphere because of the amount there is

how are GHG connected to global warming

Earth absorbs visible sunlight and turns it into infrared light,that infrared light leaves slowly because it gets absorbed by GHG.The more GHGs' there are the slower the infrared light releases,the higher earth's temperature goes up.

what is GWP(global warming potential)

the amount of heat that a gas can release or retain in an atmosphere compared to the strength and GWP of carbon dioxide over a time usually measured in years