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What are Greenhouse Gases
Greenhouse gases are the ones which trap heat in the atmosphere. These gases are emitted due to a number of human activities, and they contribute to global warming.
Do you know, why you feel warm when standing in direct sunlight on a winter morning? The answer lies in the infrared radiations, which are absorbed by the surface of the Earth as visible light. About 70% of the solar radiation reaches the Earth through the atmosphere, of which a huge chunk of infrared radiation is absorbed by the Earth's surface, and some is reflected back into the atmosphere. 15-30% of this is transmitted through the atmosphere and the rest 70-85% is reflected again on Earth's surface, further increasing the temperature. Now, this is precisely what happens in a greenhouse (which is more often made of glass): the transparent medium (glass) lets the higher wavelength light rays to pass through, of which some of the radiations get absorbed by the Earth's surface and the rest are reflected back into the atmosphere within, due to which the atmosphere remains warm inside.

The radiations that are trapped inside a glass house cannot escape the medium and are further absorbed by certain gases (like carbon dioxide, released from plants) within the greenhouse, which are known as the greenhouse gases. These infrared radiations that are absorbed bend and vibrate the chemical bonding of the gas molecules and they in turn gain more ********, where the kinetic energy is transmitted to other gas molecules, causing the general heating of the Earth's atmosphere. Similarly, in the atmosphere outside, these gases form a blanket by absorbing the infrared radiations, thereby increasing the temperature of the Earth.

Greenhouse Gases
Water vapor (produced due to constant evaporation of water and sublimation of ice, constitutes about 33-66% of these gases)
Carbon dioxide (released by burning of wood, fossils, organic matter, respiration in animals and plants; constitutes about 9-26% of greenhouse gases)
Methane (released by decomposition of organic matter, production and transport of fossil fuel, constitutes about 4-9%, hence methane and global warming are closely connected)
Nitrous oxide (emitted during various industrial and agricultural processes that involve burning of fossil fuels)
Fluorinated gases (emitted by electrical appliances and these emissions contain chlorine and bromine)
Other gases (like sulfur hexafluoride, hydrofluorocarbons, nitrogen trifluoride and perfluorocarbons)
Global Warming

There has been a significant climate change in the past few decades. This also relates well to the fact that illustrates the rising levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Then there are other significant changes too like changing weather patterns and rising sea levels, with an increased frequency of hurricanes and typhoons. And all of this boils down to one term: Global warming, a continual increase in the average temperature of the air near the earth's surface. So what causes it? Increasing greenhouse gases! For instance, a molecule of methane, absorbs about 21 times more heat than what one molecule of carbon dioxide can absorb. Similarly, a nitrous oxide molecule absorbs about 270 times more heat than every molecule of carbon dioxide. With so much heat generated in the atmosphere, following are the effects of global warming:
greenhouse gases on global warming.
Animals have already started migrating to higher and cooler areas as they are always the ones, who sense any further impinging of global warming.

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