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 Causes of Global Warming: Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Carbon Dioxide (CO2): Burning fossil fuels for energy and transportation. Methane (CH4) : Produced as a result of livestock digestion, rice paddies and landfills. Nitrous Oxide (N2O): From agricultural practices, which acidify soil, burning of fossil fuel and industrial process. CFL : Industrial processes & using it for some products.Flourecent:From any product that contains mercerery like lamps. Deforestation: As trees take in CO2 and more carbon will be realeased from cutting them down, the Earth's ability to sequester Carbon is being drastically cut. Industrial Activities: Greenhouse Gasses and Pollutants Released Agriculture: Methane is a byproduct of livestock production; nitrous oxide gets released when farmers use fertilizer. Urbanization: High energy usage and increased heat output Effects of Global Warming: Climate Change: Harsher Weather -storms, heatwaves, droughts Changes in precipitation Glaciers from Polar Ice C

 Causes of Global Warming: Greenhouse Gas Emissions: CO2 (Carbon Dioxide): Comes from burning fossil fuels like coal, oil and natural gas for energy and transportation. Methane (CH4) - from livestock digestive processes, rice paddies and landfills. Nitrous Oxide (N2O): Agricultural activities, Fossil fuel combustion and Industrial processes Fluorocarbons: In industrial processes, refrigeration and use of some products. Deforestation: Trees are natural carbon sinks, so removing them decreases the Earth's ability to store CO2. Industrial Activities: Emissions of greenhouse gases and other pollutants Agriculture: The production and use of fertilisers lead to the release into the air of nitrous oxide, another powerful greenhouse gas that is several hundred times stronger than CO2. Livestock farming on re-claimed peatland itself gives rise to methane - even more potent as a global warmer than carbon dioxide or nitric oxide. Urbanization: Higher energy consumption and heat generation. Ef