The continued warming of our planet is being caused by the greenhouse effect. Our planet has been changing and the main cause is the result of the human population of the planet. The increase of warmth is caused by the transfer of radiation coming into our planet and the reduced amount of it leaving our planet. The radiation coming into our planet is absorbed within our surfaces and greenery. However, when the radiation is too weak to leave the atmosphere it remains within those same things and causes our global warming. The greenhouse effect is a commonly development of our planet. If it did not exist our planet would consistently be extremely cold and there would be no warmth to encourage our foliage to grow and blossom. The problem is
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They are carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide and methane. Carbon dioxide generates over 55% of the greenhouse effect. It comes from fossil fuel use such as natural gas, coal and oil. A small part comes from industrial processes. An example of this is cement production. The making of cement involves the burning of fossil fuels and one of the leading causes of pollution which increases the greenhouse effect. Nitrous oxide is another greenhouse gas that increases the effect of global warming. The reason for the increase is mainly due to our population. People have been adding fertilizers that have been enriched with nitrogen to our yards and farmland. It is then absorbed by water or leaked into river oceans. Animal and human waste will also produce nitrogen that is leaked into our water supply. Nitrogen is involved in the production of nitrous oxide through scientists are unsure of the …show more content…
Warmer temperatures create an atmosphere that retains, collects, and drops more water to where wet areas become wetter and dry areas become drier. Scientist’s state climate change is “the biggest global health threat of the 21st century.” This impacts everyone especially the elderly, children, minorities and low-income communities. Air pollution gets worse with rising temperatures. This is created when pollution from factories, cars and other sources react to heat and the sun. The main component of smog is ground-level ozone. The hotter things get, the more greenhouse gases we get. Humans are not the only ones that face challenges. As sea and land make rapid changes, the animals disappear if they don’t adapt quickly. Many ocean, freshwater and land species are moving to cooler areas, to escape warming. They are changing migration patterns and seasonal behaviors and still going extinct. Vertebrate species with backbones such as birds, fish, amphibians, mammals and reptiles are disappearing at a much faster rate than years
They are carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide and methane. Carbon dioxide generates over 55% of the greenhouse effect. It comes from fossil fuel use such as natural gas, coal and oil. A small part comes from industrial processes. An example of this is cement production. The making of cement involves the burning of fossil fuels and one of the leading causes of pollution which increases the greenhouse effect. Nitrous oxide is another greenhouse gas that increases the effect of global warming. The reason for the increase is mainly due to our population. People have been adding fertilizers that have been enriched with nitrogen to our yards and farmland. It is then absorbed by water or leaked into river oceans. Animal and human waste will also produce nitrogen that is leaked into our water supply. Nitrogen is involved in the production of nitrous oxide through scientists are unsure of the …show more content…
Warmer temperatures create an atmosphere that retains, collects, and drops more water to where wet areas become wetter and dry areas become drier. Scientist’s state climate change is “the biggest global health threat of the 21st century.” This impacts everyone especially the elderly, children, minorities and low-income communities. Air pollution gets worse with rising temperatures. This is created when pollution from factories, cars and other sources react to heat and the sun. The main component of smog is ground-level ozone. The hotter things get, the more greenhouse gases we get. Humans are not the only ones that face challenges. As sea and land make rapid changes, the animals disappear if they don’t adapt quickly. Many ocean, freshwater and land species are moving to cooler areas, to escape warming. They are changing migration patterns and seasonal behaviors and still going extinct. Vertebrate species with backbones such as birds, fish, amphibians, mammals and reptiles are disappearing at a much faster rate than years