Keep the Oceans clean, stop cutting down Trees, take very much more care of Our One And Only Earth, use less toxic Chemicals [easily done], less deadly gases, and maybe [soon] for your car you can use french fry oil.
stop driving cars
Man produces about 0.28% of all greenhouse gas. It is conceivable that man may be contributing to the current warming trend of the past 10,000 years.
Well over 1/2 of the 0.28% that we contribute is through our homes and businesses. Reducing the energy consumed would be the only logical method to lower our output to 0.25%. This would require the virtual shutdown of all heat, air conditioning and power in our homes.
It is estimated that if all modern transportation were shutdown, the levels of CO2 would continue to climb at a slower rate then present, but still climb. This is because CO2 follows temp, not causes change.
There is absolutely nothing we can do that would affect this effect without the shutdown of civilization and mass starvation and death.
The harmful effects of high levels of greenhouse gases are global warming and climate change. To reduce these effectswe have to reduce the levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. The only way to remove them is through photosynthesis. Growing trees and vegetation take carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, store the carbon, and release oxygen. So reforestation is the first answer.
The next step is to stop putting greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. So we have to stop burning fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas). We need electricity, so we have to start using renewable energy to generate it.
Greenhouse gases can also be eliminated in exhaust streams (don't emit them) or removed by adsorption, or chemical combination. Scientists are trying to find economical and practical ways of doing this.
A:To control global warming, which is caused by greenhouse effect, we canThe greenhouse effect cause, because of increase in heat trapping gases including Carbon dioxide CFCs & nitrogen. We can reduce greenhouse effect by stop or decrease in use of those instruments which emit these gases.
A:We can do many things to help, like;Use less electricity, Ride your bike, and more.
But we don't want to eliminate the Greenhouse effect all in all, we have to have it. If we didn't have, or never did; the Earth's surface would be about 30 degrees Celsius colder. That would not work for our ecosystem that we are attained to now.
A:Go green!!! Recycle, reuse grocery bags, buy things with less wrappers, make a compost pile for food scraps, fully inflate your car tires (this uses less gas when they are full), take shorter showers, and turn off lights when your not using them. A:You can help slow global warming by:Geoengineering methods include reducing global warming by reflecting the incident solar radiation, by emitting aerosols, increasing the reflectivity of the ground or clouds, or by using mirrors in space. The other geoengineering approach is to capture carbon from the atmosphere in artificial 'chemical trees' so it can be buried, or to encourage algae growth in the ocean which then fall to the deep ocean floor.
Our other alternative is to adapt human civilization and the biosphere to cope with the effects of climate change, through improved flood controls, a more flexible and expanded food supply, and the relocation or care of endangered species if possible.
We should however not become dependent on these methods, and try to reduce carbon emissions to the atmosphere by
The main greenhouse gases that humans contribute are carbon dioxide and methane. To reduce these we have to
You can only reduce the effect of greenhouse gases by reducing the levels of the gases themselves. The only way to reduce levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is to plant billions of fast-growing trees. Growing vegetation is the only way to reduce the carbon dioxide that is already in the atmosphere.
stop cuting down trees stop useing alot of electrisatey
Yes because unleaded produces less carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases than leaded petrol. it leads to a reduction in greenhouse gases and acid rain.
The greenhouse gases contribute to the greenhouse effect. Greenhouse gases are inescapable.
The industrial release of greenhouse gases (e.g. carbon dioxide, methane) has been linked to the retention of heat in the atmosphere, known as "global warming." By reducing the amount released, they hope to reduce the detrimental long-term effects of this heating, including higher sea levels, increased storm activity, and altered precipitation patterns.
Oxygen is not a greenhouse gas. It deceases the greenhouse gases.
If we don't reduce the levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere the earth will get warmer and warmer. Greenhouse gases trap the sun's heat. Whenever we burn fossil fuels, that is, for transport or to produce electricity, we are adding more and more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. This is what is causing global warming.
No, greenhouse gases do not reduce the hole. In the contrary, they increase the size of the hole.
greenhouse gases
Cooking technically adds greenhouse gases. The vapors and gases produced through the cooking process do add to greenhouse gases, but certain methods of cooking are worse than others.
Greenhouse technology is a rising industry worldwide. The aim of this technology is to reduce greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
UH... save money? reduce greenhouse gases?
Yes we can. If we reduce the greenhouse gases.
That you will commit to reduce greenhouse gases
We have to reduce the emissions of carbon dioxide and methane, the greenhouse gases, into the atmosphere.
showing people Antarctica will help them to reduce greenhouse gases
Yes because unleaded produces less carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases than leaded petrol. it leads to a reduction in greenhouse gases and acid rain.
The industrial release of greenhouse gases (e.g. carbon dioxide, methane) has been linked to the retention of heat in the atmosphere, known as "global warming." By reducing the amount released, they hope to reduce the detrimental long-term effects of this heating, including higher sea levels, increased storm activity, and altered precipitation patterns.
The greenhouse gases contribute to the greenhouse effect. Greenhouse gases are inescapable.