Difference between Greenhouse and global warming
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Global Warming
Greenhouse Effect
Definition
Global warming is when the average temperature of the Earth’s atmosphere and the oceans rise.
Greenhouse effect is the retention of the heat by the greenhouses gases on the surface of the Earth, allowing the planet’s temperature to rise.
Discovery
There is no clear indication as to when the effects of global warming were discovered. It became popular topic of discussion during the last 50-60 years.
Joseph Fourier in 1824
Causes
Combustion of fossil fuels, pollution, mining, deforestation, population, etc
Increase of greenhouse gases, mining, combustion of fossil fuels, deforestation, population, global warming, etc.
Effects
Rising sea levels, melting of ice glaciers, extinction of species, oxygen depletion, volcanoes, earthquakes, acidification, depleted food supply, etc
droughts, flooding, melting of snow, extreme weather conditions, natural calamities, rising sea level, etc.
Solutions
Though the damage is already done, however to reduce the acceleration rate of global warming it is important to cut down on emissions in any way possible, planting of new trees, reducing dependency on cars, etc.
Though the damage is already done, however to reduce the acceleration rate of global warming it is important to cut down on emissions in any way possible, planting of new trees, reducing dependency on cars, etc.
Greenhouse Effect
Definition
Global warming is when the average temperature of the Earth’s atmosphere and the oceans rise.
Greenhouse effect is the retention of the heat by the greenhouses gases on the surface of the Earth, allowing the planet’s temperature to rise.
Discovery
There is no clear indication as to when the effects of global warming were discovered. It became popular topic of discussion during the last 50-60 years.
Joseph Fourier in 1824
Causes
Combustion of fossil fuels, pollution, mining, deforestation, population, etc
Increase of greenhouse gases, mining, combustion of fossil fuels, deforestation, population, global warming, etc.
Effects
Rising sea levels, melting of ice glaciers, extinction of species, oxygen depletion, volcanoes, earthquakes, acidification, depleted food supply, etc
droughts, flooding, melting of snow, extreme weather conditions, natural calamities, rising sea level, etc.
Solutions
Though the damage is already done, however to reduce the acceleration rate of global warming it is important to cut down on emissions in any way possible, planting of new trees, reducing dependency on cars, etc.
Though the damage is already done, however to reduce the acceleration rate of global warming it is important to cut down on emissions in any way possible, planting of new trees, reducing dependency on cars, etc.
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