Topic: What is greenhouse gas? (Read 46 times)

Hello ,
Today we would like to talk to you about an issue that we have heard frequently recently: Climate change.
And there are other related topics: greenhouse gas effect, global warming, greenhouse gases, carbon emissions, carbon footprint, carbon credits. They're all interconnected.
We thought it would be useful to make an entrance with greenhouse gases. Because they are the cause of climate change and other terms.
Gas compositions that can absorb infrared rays in the atmosphere are called greenhouse gases. This means that the greenhouse gas traps and traps heat in the atmosphere. In this way, as the amount of greenhouse gases increases, it increases the temperature in the atmosphere; They cause global warming and therefore climate change with the effect of greenhouse gases.
Since this process is similar to the functioning of a greenhouse, the gases that create this effect are also called greenhouse gases.
Major Greenhouse Gases: carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide and fluorinated gases
 
So what does the "carbon emission" we hear a lot mean?
Carbon emission, in other words carbon emission; refers to the release of carbon formed in nature into the atmosphere.
 
Especially since the 19th century, with the increase in the industrial use of coal, the greenhouse gas density in the atmosphere has started to increase.
We can summarize the main reasons for the increase in carbon emissions in recent years with the following items:
~ Uncontrolled industrialization
~ Constantly increasing energy demand
~ Rising urbanization
~ Declining woodlands
~ Intensive livestock activities
~ Uncontrolled greenhouse gas emissions

For more information and resources:
http://whatsyourimpact.org/greenhouse-gases
http://www.livescience.com/37821-greenhouse-gases.html