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This presentation summarizes the greenhouse effect and its causes. It describes the natural greenhouse effect which involves greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and water vapor trapping heat in the lower atmosphere, keeping the planet warm. It then discusses the man-made enhancement of this effect from burning fossil fuels, which increases greenhouse gas levels. Specific greenhouse gases are identified, and the presentation outlines some of the impacts of climate change like changes to weather patterns, water availability, and effects on human and animal populations. Ways to prevent man-made contributions are proposed, such as reducing consumption and waste.
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- 1. Presented by – Ankita nama Semester – 3rd 2023-2024 DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY A PRESENTATION ON GREEN HOUSE EFFECT
- 2. • What is Greenhouse Effect? • Natural Greenhouse Effect. • How does the Green House Effect work? • Greenhouse Gases. • Carbon Dioxide. • Water Vapour. • Effects on Water Effects on Weather. • Effects on People and Animals. • How to prevent man-made greenhouse effects. • Reference Content
- 3. • The word greenhouse effect holds two meanings • One is the natural greenhouse effect that one that keeps our Earths climate normal and comfortable. • On the other hand there is a man made greenhouse effect which is an enhancement of natural greenhouse made from burning fossil fuels petroleum, coal, and natural gas. What is natural green house effect
- 4. • Natural greenhouse effect is made from the heat Greenhouse Effect best energy radiated from the sun. • Greenhouse gases are naturally from the presence in the atmosphere. • Sunlight goes through the atmosphere warming earth in a cycle. • The cycle continues through the atmosphere as the gases absorb energy at the same time while the leftovers got space. • Some Sun energy trappest in earth makes is much warmer and comfortable. Natural green house effect
- 5. 🔹The greenhouse effect works like an actual greenhouse, a place to keep growing plants nice and warm. 🔹This is the same process that keeps the Earth and the life nice and warm. 🔹Visible light enters the top of the Earths atmosphere, some of it is scattered by air molecules and most of it is reflected back into space. 🔹When the sun's rays hit the Earth, 70% of the energy stays on the planet, absorbed by land, oceans, plants and other things and the other 30% reflects back into outer space by clouds. 🔹But the 70% doesn't stay on the Earth forever, the things around the planet How does the Green house work?
- 6. Greenhouse gas is any gas that accumulates lower-energy infrared radiation. These gases consist of: ⚫water Vapour ⚫ carbon dioxide ⚫ methane ⚫ troposphere ozone ⚫ nitrous oxide Green house gases
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