A contibuting factor to global warming?

Answer 1

Man is the biggest contributor to global warming. We began this when we started digging up and burning fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas), releasing all the EXTRA carbon dioxide that had been buried underground for millions of years.

And we continued it when we destroyed all the great forests of the world, that were acting as huge carbon stores, taking in carbon dioxide and keeping it secure in the roots, trunks and branches, for hundreds of years.

The earth has been comfortably warm for millions of years. The carbon and water cycles have supported the natural greenhouse effect in the atmosphere. But by our actions the natural greenhouse effect has become the runaway greenhouse effect, making the earth warmer and warmer.

A:1. Co2 releases from:

a. ocean ground

b. melting ice

c. volcanoes

2. sun activities in certain periods corresponding to certain climatic changing periods

3. lobbyists who emphasize those scientists which proclaim a global warming but ignore different researches - there are strong indications of no global warming at all. Think: it's much more about money, reputation and influence than uninformed people think of.

Answer 2

One contributing factor to global warming is the increase in greenhouse gas emissions, particularly carbon dioxide from burning fossil fuels and deforestation. These gases trap heat in the Earth's atmosphere, leading to rising temperatures and other climate changes. Reducing these emissions is essential to combat global warming.

Answer 3

Burning fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas) and releasing the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide is the main contributing factor to global warming.