The Impact of Greenhouse Gases "The problem that has to be fixed"

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The Impact of Greenhouse Gases "The problem that has to be fixed"

No Greenhouse Gases Pretty well frozen over. The average surface temperature would be about -20 degrees Celsius if there were no greenhouse effect. Earth would be similar to Mars in the way that moisture and water vapour is a greenhouse gas. No humanity, just ice. You can't live under ice sheets. earth would freeze Greenhouses gases a warm climate but not boiling everyday life and easy living conditions moisture so we can drink Greenhouse Gases Comparison

The Greenhouse Effect Greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide, water vapor, methane, nitrous oxide, sulfur hexafluoride and chlorinated fluorocarbons can cause the effect. Common greenhouse gases such as water vapor and carbon dioxide cause natural greenhouse gas. Infrared radiation is sunlight which comes into the atmosphere and reaches sea level and pops out. Infrared radiation causes the greenhouse effect. The heat which comes from infrared radiation is absorbed by greenhouse gases such as water vapor and that causes climate change and pollution. Greenhouse gases take up about 1% of our atmosphere but they still cause a big problem. Our global temperature is slowly increasing everyday. If there was no greenhouse gases though it would be freezing cold.

Picture Time These following images display what greenhouse gases are doing to our atmosphere and there are also some scientific diagrams about the Greenhouse Effect.