The document discusses the greenhouse effect and how the burning of fossil fuels like coal, natural gas, and oil contribute to increased carbon dioxide levels and global warming. It explains that the greenhouse effect occurs when gases like carbon dioxide trap heat in the atmosphere, and that the industrial revolution led to higher emissions of these gases from widespread fossil fuel use. It recommends reducing, recycling, and reusing as ways to help address the problem of global warming.

1. The Green House Effect By Aaron Lloveras

2. What is the Green House effect? The Green House effect is the process in which the sun radiations warm the Earth thanks to the atmosphere. Its makes our survival possible.

3. How is this possible? This effect is possible because there are different gases in the atmosphere.

4. We have a huge problem: This Problem started in the 19th century during the industrial revolution, so think of it, we’re on the 21th.

5. The main gas: The main gas is C02 (carbon dioxide)

6. Fossil Fuels Coal  Natural Gas   Oil

7. Coal We probably have enough coal for the next 200 years. Provides about the 27% of the world’s energy. Provides 40% of the world’s electricity. Coal produces more carbon dioxide than any other fuels (C02). Contributes to global warming.

8. Natural Gas Started as plankton millions of years back. Uses: heating homes, buildings, water and to cook. It’s also used to make electricity. Burns hotter than any other fossil fuel. Contributes to global warming.

9. Oil Started out as plankton millions of years ago. It provides the 40% of the world’s energy. Used for motor fuels, plastic and chemicals. We might only have fuel until 2100. Contributes to global warming.

10. What do they have in common? All these fossil fuels have something in common: They produce C0 2  and… what is C0 2 ? C02 is a gas which produces The Green House effect in the atmosphere. So, if we “add” more of this gas in the atmosphere, the sun radiations can’t go through the atmosphere and the earths warms up more and more.

11. Let’s save the earth We can do many things to avoid the global warming, so let’s do it! We can reduce, recycle and reuse, this 3 main things could change everything. Good luck!