How does using less hot water reduce global warming?

Answer 1

It doesn't. It makes it worse. Hotter temperature means more water vapor in the atmosphere. Water is a GHG (greenhouse gas) and when there is more of it, the temperature goes up allowing for more water - and this cycle continues until something causes the temperature to drop.

Answer 2

Oceans don't prevent global warming.

Much of the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is absorbed by the oceans. This is making the water more acidic, which damages coral and other shellfish. This is part of the natural carbon cycle, taking carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, so it delays global warming a bit.

Heat from the atmosphere also moves into the oceans, which also slows global warming.

Answer 3

On top of this, using less warm water makes it possible to reduce greenhouse gas emissions because it avoids the need to generate energy to heat the water. By taking steps to consume less water when products are made and used, we can make sure water remains a human right – and does not become a luxury

Answer 4

Using less hot water reduces the amount of energy needed to heat water, which in turn reduces the demand for fossil fuels that contribute to global warming when burned. By conserving hot water, we also reduce greenhouse gas emissions associated with heating water, which helps mitigate the effects of global warming.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Conservation of fresh water is a way to avoid globalthirst.

Answer 7

Because in photosynthesis CO2 and Water vapor is utilized.It decreases the amount of CO2 and Water vapor in air which increases global warming