How can minimize the global warming?

Answer 1

Turn off anything that is electronic when you leave a room (like lights or the TV), don't use your car a lot, and don't make smoke (like don't have campfires) because the smoke will burn holes in the Earth's ozone layer (which is one of the results of global warming).

Answer 2

The first thing would be to try to rely more on public transportation. Trade your SUV in for a vehicle which gets better gas mileage. Walk or bike to work, if you can, or get a bike rack and find a less expensive place to park half way from where you work--it would cut down on both gas miles to work and the amount of time you might spend at a gym. Win/win.

Politically, you could oppose licensing more coal fired power generation plants, and support measures to increase our reliance on renewable energy sources. This would have the added benefit of increasing jobs. Coal energy jobs have declined steadily over the years, even as our consumption of coal has increased. Anything that slows down the increase of CO2 emissions will slow the rate of human induced climate change.

We bumped CO2 up from 300 ppm in 1950 to nearly 400 ppm today. Before 2050 we will exceed 500 ppm at our current rate of increase. Earth's climate will continue adjusting to this new level for centuries to come. In other words, the full effects of what we have already done won't be completely realized for centuries. There is very little we can do about that, but we CAN take measures to mitigate our impact, and we have had some success. We need to do much more.

Answer 3

The following steps are to be taken to minimize global warming :-

1) to minimize emission of factory smokes, gases by countries like USA,

China,India, Brazil as hole in ozone layer has already done irreparable damage

to world climate.

2) to ban nuclear tests both underground and at sea.

3) to educate common people about the dangers global warming may cause

in our every day life.