Green House Gases and Effects of at on the Environment

Abstract A series of gasses that carry some of the energy of the Sun in the Earth's atmosphere and heat up the atmosphere, called greenhouse gases. These gases include water vapor, carbon dioxide and methane oxides of nitrogen, ozone and chlorofluorocarbon. The greenhouse is a glass chamber where the sun shines through the glass and warms the greenhouse air, but the greenhouse glass does not allow this warm air to come out of the greenhouse. By the similarity of this phenomenon to the operation of a greenhouse glass, it was called the greenhouse effect. The atmosphere or air around us is a pseudo-greenhouse, the atmospheric greenhouse gases act just like greenhouse glass. After going through the greenhouse gas layers, the sun shines upon the atmosphere. When sunlight hits the earth's surface, some of its thermal energy returns to space but greenhouse gasses return it to Earth. If the amount of greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere is higher than normal, less energy can return to space, warming the atmosphere and then increasing the temperature of the Earth. Natural greenhouse effects on Earth keep it warm enough for us humans to live on, but if the greenhouse effect on the planet is heightened by increased atmospheric greenhouse gas emissions, global warming may increase. That we humans can't stand the heat, and the rest of animals and plants. In short, we can conclude that global warming causes sea levels to rise through the greenhouse effect, powerful storms in coastal areas, disruption to the drinking and agricultural water resources, changes in biodiversity, changes in distribution of plants, soil moisture. And it has also increased drought, increased rainfall, floods and forest fires, which is a major threat to the environment of all living things on Earth.