they all do when BURNED
Because it produces CO and CO2. (greenhouse effect and global warming)
Biomass
The main greenhouse gas emitted from burning diesel, a fossil fuel, is carbon dioxide (CO2).
Our cars add to the greenhouse effect because our cars let off dangerous gases including carbon dioxide, smog, carbon particulates and nitric acidsA:Assuming that anthropogenic greenhouse gas sources are major players in the greenhouse effect, cars would contribute to the greenhouse effect by their emissions of carbon dioxide. Cars can also contribute to greenhouse gases by releasing unburned gasoline components which can, through a series of reactions that require sunlight to get them to work, create ozone in the lower atmosphere. Ozone is also known to be a greenhouse gas.
the country produces less fossil fuel so it has to import from other Countries.
fossil fuels
Because it produces CO and CO2. (greenhouse effect and global warming)
You cant, once fossil fuels is burned, the atoms in the fuel is split and produces greenhouse gases
When fossil fuels are burned, carbon dioxide is released into the environment. This can influence the greenhouse effect and increase global warming. Coal is the fossil fuel that produces the most carbon dioxide emission.
Biomass
It doesn't produce emissions of CO2 or other greenhouse gases, and the fuel is available and not in short supply, so the price is more stable than for fossil fuels.
oil.
The main greenhouse gas emitted from burning diesel, a fossil fuel, is carbon dioxide (CO2).
When fossil fuels are burned, carbon dioxide is released into the environment. This can influence the greenhouse effect and increase global warming. Coal is the fossil fuel that produces the most carbon dioxide emission.
oil
Our cars add to the greenhouse effect because our cars let off dangerous gases including carbon dioxide, smog, carbon particulates and nitric acidsA:Assuming that anthropogenic greenhouse gas sources are major players in the greenhouse effect, cars would contribute to the greenhouse effect by their emissions of carbon dioxide. Cars can also contribute to greenhouse gases by releasing unburned gasoline components which can, through a series of reactions that require sunlight to get them to work, create ozone in the lower atmosphere. Ozone is also known to be a greenhouse gas.
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