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Which action would most likely increase greenhouse effect?
Burn more oil for heating homes
The negative effect humans have on the stability of the environment is most directly linked to an increase in what?
Pollution and greenhouse gases.
What action would most likely increase the greenhouse effected?
Decreasing the amount of acid rain by increasing smoke pollution would increase the greenhouse effect. Adding carbon would not do it . . . it is already at its maximum effective amount. (Carbon may go up, but it will not increase the greenhouse effect.) Adding more water vapor would do it, but the only way to get more water in the air is to add more heat or wind to the air. Did you know that, without the greenhouse effect on Earth, that you and every other living thing would die from overheating and from ultraviolet light damage to skin tissues.
Where does the greenhouse effect the ozone layer the most?
The greenhouse effect the ozone at the poles. It is the maximum at the poles.
Which would most likely have caused the giant ice capsthat exsisted in the paleozoic era to melt?
Increased Greenhouse effect apex
Which action would most likely increase greenhouse effect?
Burn more oil for heating homes
Which action would most likely increase to the greenhouse effect?
Use more coal to make electricity(apex)
What would most likely cause the green house effect?
A greenhouse.
What is the negative effect humans have on the stability of the environment is most directly linked to an increase in?
Pollution and greenhouse gases.
The negative effect humans have on the stability of the environment is most directly linked to an increase in what?
Pollution and greenhouse gases.
In which atmosphere does most of the greenhouse effect occur?
Most of the greenhouse effect occurs in the troposphere.
What action would most likely increase the greenhouse gas?
Build more gasoline-powered cars
Which gas is mainly responsible for the greenhouse effect?
The greenhouse effect contains two different components: the natural greenhouse effect, and the enhanced greenhouse effect that results from human activities and is the cause of global warming.Water vapour is the most plentiful greenhouse gas and is mainly responsible for the natural greenhouse effect that maintains the world at a comfortable temperature suitable for human existence. Carbon dioxide also plays an important part in this natural greenhouse effect.Carbon dioxide is mainly responsible for the enhanced greenhouse effect. In this case, water vapour plays only a minor part as an enhancer, because the atmospheric concentration of it will increase if the temperature rises for other reasons, then causing a further increase in temperatures.
What action would most likely increase the greenhouse effected?
Decreasing the amount of acid rain by increasing smoke pollution would increase the greenhouse effect. Adding carbon would not do it . . . it is already at its maximum effective amount. (Carbon may go up, but it will not increase the greenhouse effect.) Adding more water vapor would do it, but the only way to get more water in the air is to add more heat or wind to the air. Did you know that, without the greenhouse effect on Earth, that you and every other living thing would die from overheating and from ultraviolet light damage to skin tissues.
Where does the greenhouse effect the ozone layer the most?
The greenhouse effect the ozone at the poles. It is the maximum at the poles.
What would most likes increase the greenhouse effect?
Decreasing the amount of acid rain by increasing smoke pollution would increase the greenhouse effect. Adding carbon would not do it . . . it is already at its maximum effective amount. (Carbon may go up, but it will not increase the greenhouse effect.) Adding more water vapor would do it, but the only way to get more water in the air is to add more heat or wind to the air. Did you know that, without the greenhouse effect on Earth, that you and every other living thing would die from overheating and from ultraviolet light damage to skin tissues.
Which would most likely have caused the giant ice caps that existed in Paleozic era to melt?
increased greenhouse effect
