how we can safe guard global warming?

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Global Warming

Global warming is the temperature rise on earth and rise in temperature of climate than usual. It affects landmass as well as oceans as well. Main culprit in raising these are greenhouse gases.

Greenhouse Effect

It is the situation when heat gets trapped in earth’s atmosphere, when sun rises it gives heat to that part of landmass and due to greenhouse effect heat rhymes trapped causing average temperature rise on earth’s surface, melting of glaciers, rising sea levels at alarming rate causing cities at risk of getting sink.

Greenhouse gases

Water vapor
Nitrous oxide
Methane
Hydrofluorocarbons
Carbon dioxide
Ozone
Chlorofluorocarbons

Ways to safeguard earth from Global Warming

Awareness among a large number of the population using Print Media, TV commercials.
Discussion by teachers among young students, encouraging them to participate in such awareness activities.
Replacing old 100 W bulbs with fluorescent light.
Using public transport more often it will reduce emissions
Recycling
Tree plantation drive
Using renewable source of energy such as Solar, Win and tidal
Reducing waste
Cycling or walking for short distances instead using car
Using high energy efficiency home appliances

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