How is respiration part of Global warming?

Answer 1

when you run your can, not all the fuel is burned. leftover carbon bonds to oxygen forming carbon dioxide (CO2). as more CO2 accumulates in the atmosphere, it traps heat by absorbing radiation that otherwise would be emitted back into space. gasses like CO2 are necessary to keep our plant warm, but the vast excess being created by automobiles and other sources is causing the temperature of the earth to increase

Answer 2

Exhaling (breathing out) does NOT contribute to global warming. The carbon dioxide that we exhale comes from food that we ate recently. That food used recent carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to grow. So breathing is carbon neutral, it has no effect on global warming.

Exhaling (breathing out) does NOT contribute to global warming. The carbon dioxide that we exhale comes from food that we ate recently. That food used recent carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to grow. So breathing is carbon neutral, it has no effect on global warming.

Answer 3

No, the energy that your body uses to live and the waste products it produces are all part of the 'renewable' cycle

The things people do while alive (like flying in a plane or driving a car) do affect global warming.

Answer 4

None. You can only breathe out the carbon that you previously ingested with the food you consumed, mostly sugar. Since all food is ultimately made of plants which remov carbon from the atmosphere, all of your CO2 exhalation has already been accounted for.

Answer 5

Exhaling (breathing out) does NOT contribute to global warming. The carbon dioxide that we exhale comes from food that we ate recently. That food used recent carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to grow. So breathing is carbon neutral, it has no effect on global warming.

Answer 6

Exhaling (breathing out) does NOT contribute to global warming. The carbon dioxide that we exhale comes from food that we ate recently. That food used recent carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to grow. So breathing is carbon neutral, it has no effect on global warming.

Answer 7

Respiration itself does not directly contribute to global warming, as it is a natural process where organisms release carbon dioxide as a byproduct. However, deforestation and land use changes can impact the carbon cycle by reducing the number of trees that absorb carbon dioxide, leading to an increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide levels and contributing to global warming.

Answer 8

NO