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Revision on the greenhouse gases and effect.

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Revision on the greenhouse gases and effect.

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The effect is a natural process where greenhouse gases ( mainly , , water vapour , and ) trap the energy from the inside the earth's atmosphere , which heats the Earth . This effect is similar to what happens in a . When the shines on our , from the Sun travels to our Earth and heats up the Earth's surface . The Earth then gives off heat when it cools . Some of this heat leaves our atmosphere and goes into , but some of this heat is by greenhouse gases , which keeps our Earth warm . The greenhouse effect is the reason the Earth is warm enough to live on . Without it , Earth would be far too cold for life as we know it .

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Human activities release greenhouse gases into the atmosphere at a rate than natural processes , which has resulted in an greenhouse effect . As there are amounts of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere , heat is trapped and cannot escape into space . This heat is reradiated around the Earth and causes the air to heat up more and more . This process has led to increased warming in recent years .

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Fossil fuels - such as , oil and - are fuels that are made up of the remains of organic material . We burn fossil fuels for energy , which produces our , fuels our cars , and heats our homes . When fossil fuels are burnt , greenhouse gases are released , such as , nitrous oxides and methane . These greenhouse gases concentrate within the atmosphere , contributing to the greenhouse effect . The vast majority of comes from the burning of fossil fuels .

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Another source of greenhouse gases is due to farming activity . Artificial produce , while agricultural activities produce a lot of . It is a more effective greenhouse gas than CO2 , trapping times more heat . About 25% of global warming is thought to be caused by this gas emissions , despite there being much less in the atmosphere than CO2 . In a paddy field ( a flooded field where they grow ) there are the right conditions to release a lot of . As this crop is heavily cultivated across the world , is a large contributor to the levels of methane in the atmosphere .

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Some farm animals , such as and , produce methane when they digest food through , and excrete . Animals are kept all over the world as livestock to meet the population ? s demand for and animal products , which contributes to huge methane emissions .

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is the process of cutting down trees , mainly to make space for agriculture , or to collect wood to use for other means or to burn as . Trees take in carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and store it inside them , thus forests are known as a . Deforestation removes large amounts of trees , which in turn reduces the amount of CO2 that is being taken in and stored , resulting in higher levels in the atmosphere . Also , forested areas are often burnt to make space quickly , and chopped wood is also burnt for fuel . The of wood releases CO2 that was originally stored in the trees and puts it in the atmosphere .

 
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