The greenhouse effect is a natural phenomenon where gases like water vapor and carbon dioxide trap heat in the atmosphere, warming the planet. The main greenhouse gases are carbon dioxide (56% of the effect) from burning fossil fuels, methane (18%) from animal agriculture and natural gas production, and nitrous oxide (6%) from coal-burning power plants. If greenhouse gas emissions continue unchecked, the consequences of climate change will be severe, so individuals and governments must take action to transition to renewable energy, adopt sustainable practices, and reduce pollution.

1. GreenhouseeffectIvonne MajinJhinaBambagüeViviana Zuñiga

2. WHAT IS THE GREENHOUSE EFFECT?Thegreenhouse effect isactually a natural phenomenoncausedbythepresence of gases in theatmosphere, mainlywater vapor and carbondioxide.

3. As a result, a greater amount of solar heat energy is trapped in the atmosphere, raising the average global temperature

4. THE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS

5. CO2:56% of the greenhouse effect. oil,natural gas and coal.NH4:18%animal activity, and the action of termites, industrial production of naturag gas.NO2:6% it is produced by the chimney of central energetics that use coal.

6. CONSEQUENCES

7. CONSEQUENCES.

8. WHAT CAN WE DO?All of usmust takecare of our bighouse. Some of the actionswe shouldcarryout are:

9. WHAT CAN WE DO?Know and demandtheecologicalplans of governments, and plansfor "SustainableDevelopment".

10. thanks