Build more gasoline-powered cars
Use more coal to make electricity(apex)
Building more green-gas cars
The air will turn warmer, because if greenhouse gases increase (which they are), less heat energy will be able to leave Earth, so the temperature rises.
Yes. In the absence of greenhouse gases, the world would be some 30 degrees celsius colder. At the other extreme, greenhouse gases contribute to the extreme heat on the planet Venus. So, a normal level of greenhouse gases, including carbon dioxide, is very desirable. The present increase in the level of atmospheric carbon dioxide is considered to be the main cause of increasing average global temperatures.
increased greenhouse effect
Burn more oil for heating homes
Use more coal to make electricity(apex)
Decreasing the amount of acid rain by increasing smoke pollution would increase the greenhouse effect. Adding carbon would not do it . . . it is already at its maximum effective amount. (Carbon may go up, but it will not increase the greenhouse effect.) Adding more water vapor would do it, but the only way to get more water in the air is to add more heat or wind to the air. Did you know that, without the greenhouse effect on Earth, that you and every other living thing would die from overheating and from ultraviolet light damage to skin tissues.
It would make the greenhouse effect stronger.
Building more green-gas cars
Greenhouse gases will increase as long as we keep burning fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas) in industry, transport and the generation of electricity, which releases carbon dioxide, the greenhouse gas causing global warming.
A greenhouse.
Decreasing the amount of acid rain by increasing smoke pollution would increase the greenhouse effect. Adding carbon would not do it . . . it is already at its maximum effective amount. (Carbon may go up, but it will not increase the greenhouse effect.) Adding more water vapor would do it, but the only way to get more water in the air is to add more heat or wind to the air. Did you know that, without the greenhouse effect on Earth, that you and every other living thing would die from overheating and from ultraviolet light damage to skin tissues.
Carbon dioxide (CO2).
Carbon dioxide
Tougher government regulation and decreased funding would likely decrease the number of discoveries scientists could make.
raising the temperature from 20°C to 30°C