May 13, 2011
How saving greenhouse gas relates to climate change and global warming? school assignment.?
It’s a school assignment that was due today! I had to wag the first 2 periods of school because if i got a homework note my mum would of made me quit my sporting!
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Greenhouse gases trap heat in the atmosphere and lead to warming.
If we reduce the amount of greenhouse gases we produce, warming will be less severe.
Here’s a graph showing the rough causes of 20th century climate change and the total warming:
http://www.globalwarmingart.com/images/thumb/a/a2/Climate_Change_Attribution.png/436px-Climate_Change_Attribution.png
CH4 is a greenhouse gas, not just CO2 and CFCs.
You know the stuff all life forms produce in one way or the other, with the molecular formula CH4, a potent greenhouse gas with a 7-year half-life global warming potential or 50-100 years of our life.
And scientists have found that livestock alone produce a third of the world’s (about 37%) human induced methane, primarily from our meat producing cattle, chicken or pig.
Methane is a significant contributor to global warming and the Kyoto protocol seeks to regulate its emission.