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What is the name of the effect caused by this gas in the upper atmosphere?​

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Answered by snehal800695
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Explanation:

The greenhouse effect is primarily a function of the concentration of water vapor, CO2, and other trace gases in the atmosphere that absorb the terrestrial radiation leaving the surface of the Earth, and act like a blanket over the earth's surface, keeping it warmer than it would otherwise be.

Answered by presentmoment
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The greenhouse effect is the heating of the Earth's surface up to the troposphere.

Explanation:

  • It occurs as a result of increased levels of carbon dioxide, water vapour, methane, and other gases.
  • Sunlight heats the Earth's surface, and the energy is then reflected back into space as infrared radiation.
  • The greenhouse effect occurs when concentrated gases absorb energy, causing the global temperature to rise.
  • As a result, the greenhouse effect and global warming are linked.

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