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Trapped in the earth atmosphere.

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They are equally distributed throughout the Earth's atmosphere. They are emitted from living thing, decomposing things, thawing permafrost, volcanos, forest fires, burning hydrocarbon fuel and the ocean.

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Green house gases can be found throughout the atmosphere as they are produced when fossil fuels are burned, water is turned to steam, or from the build up of carbon dioxide within green houses themselves. Scientists warn that if the amount of green house gases aren't reduced, that the earth will continue to feel the effects of global warming.

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Greenhouse gases are emitted whenever we burn fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas). Methane, another greenhouse gas, is belched by cattle and released from rotting vegetation in rice paddy fields.

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