Essays on Greenhouse Effect
The Greenhouse Effect is one of the most important environmental phenomena that affects our planet. It occurs when certain gases, such as carbon dioxide and methane, trap heat inside the Earth’s atmosphere and prevent it from escaping back into space. This process warms up the planet and helps to maintain a livable climate for all living things on Earth. Without this effect, temperatures would be much colder than what we experience today. In fact, without the greenhouse effect our average global temperature would drop by around 33 degrees Celsius (59 Fahrenheit). This means that life on Earth would not be able to exist in its current form or at all. However, human activities have increased the amount of these so-called greenhouse gases in our atmosphere over the last century or two. This has caused an enhanced greenhouse effect which has resulted in significant changes to our climate system such as global warming and sea level rise. These effects can cause extreme weather events like droughts and floods as well as long-term damage to ecosystems due to changing habitats. To tackle this problem, governments around the world need to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases through policies like renewable energy use, energy efficiency measures, clean transportation options and reforestation efforts just to name a few. To make sure these strategies are effective however we must also keep track of how much we are emitting with accurate data collection systems so appropriate action can be taken if needed”for example if more CO2 needs to be removed from our atmosphere then additional steps may need to be taken such as increasing forestry projects or investing in research into new technologies for carbon capture/sequestration methods etc In conclusion; The Greenhouse Effect is essential for maintaining a livable climate but unfortunately it’s been disrupted by human activities resulting in dangerous levels of global warming which could ultimately lead us towards catastrophic consequences unless drastic actions are taken soon.
“The Day After Tomorrow” is a film illustrating a sudden and catastrophic occurrence of a change in climate. The Antarctic ice layer collapses beneath a group of the polar scientist as a result of global warming. In a series of reaction like effects, the failure leads to a tsunami of 100 feet long across the […]
Environmental harm refers to the consequences of extracting or disposing products to the environment. The law aims to regulate exploitation and limits excretion of dangerous fumes into the environment through policy. On the other hand, law enforcement considers environmental harm and law in a positive manner and aims to improve sustainability through inspiring a harmony […]
