Greenhouse effect is the process on the earth planet caused by the gases trapping heat and energy from the various sources
Greenhouse effect is the process on the earth planet caused by the gases trapping heat and energy from the various sources. Such gases are called as greenhouse gas like CO2, methane, nitrogen oxide, CFCs, ozone, etc. trap heat and warm the earth surface. Such gases hold the heat in the earth atmosphere and cause many changes in the climate and weather. Global warming causes increase in heat waves, floods, droughts, increase in sea level, melting glaciers, endangering many animals and plants species, and negatively affected the way of living of human beings.
Ocean temperatures have been rising about 0.12 degrees Celsius per decade on average over the past 50 years. The temperature has fluctuated through the years in different locations in the oceans and land. The warmer the water is will determine the melting rate of glaciers and the rise of water levels onto land. The higher temperatures are driving marine life toward the poles in search of livable habitats, bleaching coral reefs, and causing severe impacts on fisheries and aquacultures. They also contribute to more frequent and intense extreme weather events. In the three back-to-back deadly hurricanes of 2017, Harvey, Irma and Maria warmer waters played a role in worsening the storms.
The Environmental Media Services Organization has found that the greenhouse effect could drive temperatures up as much as 6 degrees by the year 2100 an increase in heat comparable to the 10-degree warming that ended the last ice age. If a 10-degree warming was the factor that ended the last ice age, imagine what another warming could do to the world today. The rate at which the oceans are heating up has nearly doubled since 1992, and that heat is reaching ever deeper waters, according to a recent study. At the same time, concentrations of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere have been rising. There are many negative environmental effects of global warming. Another effect is the fact that higher temperatures will lead to a change in the water cycle. Warmer temperatures will cause a greater amount of evaporation from lakes, rivers, streams, and oceans. In some areas this could be good, but in other areas it could be bad. In northern regions of the U.S., where we live, an increase in the temperature and the amount of rain could extend the growing season of crops. In turn, the farmers could make more money. It could also hurt some farmers though. There is a possibility that crops could get too much rain and crops could be killed. Certain areas would get less rain, which would lead to more droughts. Warm temperatures and wet weather would be the main result of global warming in certain areas, and warm temperatures and wet weather are factors that promote tropical storms. Thus, tropical storms would appear more often and with greater frequencies.
More rain as a result of global warming will also force plant life and its species to adjust their location. Species migrate naturally, but scientists say that global warming would cause them to migrate at a much faster rate. If the climate changes, some forest species in North America will shift by as much as 300 miles to the north (Campaign to Stop Global Warming). Plants will also be forced to migrate. If one region is getting more rain than another, plants that need more rain that are on the border of these two regions will naturally begin migrating into the region that is getting more rain.
Global warming has become a major environmental problem in the last five years and is not improving. The small increases in temperature seem harmless, but they can do an enormous of damage to the earth’s ecosystem. Only a few degrees ended the last ice age, another warming like that could have a catastrophic effect on the earth and its creatures, including us. In order to stop global warming, much must be done. The first thing to do to control the earth’s temperature is to lower the burning and/or the emissions of fossil fuels because that is the single most responsible cause of global warming. The downfall is that after the global warming process has started, it is very hard to reverse it. Global warming temperatures grow exponentially, and we will have to create an answer for global warming sooner than people think. I don’t know how to start the process of burning fewer fossil fuels. All I know is global warming must be stopped if we want to keep living the way we do now. If it isn’t stopped, the problems discussed will only get worse and the ending result will ultimately be death.
