Why is there less green house gases released into the air by developing countries?

Answer 1

Greenhouse gases have become a matter of great public concern because the increase in concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, resulting from human activity, is causing the world to become warmer. This might sound like warmer winters and balmy summer days, but the long-term global trend to higher average temperatures poses a real risk to our economic and social well-being, as well as to the native creatures with which we share the planet.

Climate change is causing sea levels to rise. Not by much so far, but this is only the start. Higher sea levels, combined with the greater storm surges associated with climate change, will force people to abandon some prestige coastal properties. The inundation of New Orleans should have been a wake-up call, but many see this as a special case with no relevance elsewhere. Rich agricultural coastal flood plains will become salinated and unproductive.

Floods will become more frequent and more severe in some areas, while droughts will similarly become more frequent and more severe in others. Analysis of hurricane activity shows that severe hurricanes are becoming more frequent and more destructive, as a result of increased atmospheric thermal energy. Frequent storm damage to properties will cause insurance premiums to rise until some can no longer even afford to insure their houses.

Wildlife will suffer from loss of appropriate habitat and from heat stress. Some corals will die back as sea levels rise and they no longer receive sufficient sunlight, while others will be bleached by the rising temperatures and acidity.

Answer 2

Because they do not burn as much fossil fuel.

Answer 3

no agricultural places with cattle give off a lot of methane what is a green house gas from the cows

Answer 4

NO!