Greenhouse Gas Effect And Global Warming. What is a greenhouse?  A greenhouse is made of glass  Has a glass roof and walls  It traps the suns energy.

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Greenhouse Gas Effect And Global Warming

What is a greenhouse?  A greenhouse is made of glass  Has a glass roof and walls  It traps the suns energy inside and keeps plants warm

How does it work?  Sunlight shines in and warms up the air inside  Heat is trapped by the glass and can’t escape

How is Earth like a greenhouse?  The Earth’s atmosphere does the same thing as the greenhouse  Gases in the atmosphere does what the roof in a greenhouse does

How is Earth like a greenhouse? During the Day  Sun’s energy reaches the Earth’s atmosphere  Most gets through, but some bounces back to space At Night  Most of the suns energy escapes back into space  But… some is trapped inside by greenhouse gases

The Greenhouse Effect

How does this impact us?  If the atmosphere causes too much greenhouse effect…..  Predict what will happen.

Global Warming  Refers to an average increase in the Earth’s temperature, which in turn causes change in climate  A warmer Earth may lead to changes in rainfall patterns, rise in sea level, impacts on plants, animals and humans.

Is the Earth getting warmer?  Yes!  The Earth has warmed by about 1 degree Celsius over the past 100 years

What causes it?

 Scientists are still researching global warming, but…  1) Heat from the sun enters earth  2) Most heat is trapped in the atmosphere  3) Carbon dioxide, and other gases from cars and factories trap extra heat  4) Some heat escapes

How can we reduce the greenhouse effect? !) In groups of 2-3, brainstorm a list of emissions from Earth that are harmful to the environment. 2) Use a Venn diagram to sort the list into: - factors we (as grade 5 students) can change - factors are out of our control to change - factors we both can change