GREENHOUSE GASES AND GREENHOUSE EFFECT: AN INTRODUCTION

CIVIL ENGINEERING

In this paper we are presenting an introduction of greenhouses gases and greenhouse effects. GWP is a comparative measure of how much heat a GHG traps in the atmosphere. The problems begin when human activities distort and accelerate the natural process by creating more greenhouse gases in the atmosphere than are necessary to warm the planet to an ideal temperature. In aquatic systems, the concentration of greenhouse gas, CH4 and N2O depends on sure biological and chemical phenomena. The concentration of GHGs in the Earth’s atmosphere increases continuously, thereby average surface temperature of the Earth. As a result of this, evaporation rate of water from ocean and other water reservoir increases and hence moisture content of the atmosphere increases. Energy from the sun drives the Earth’s meterorological conditions and temperature. Gases present in the atmosphere helps to control earth temperature.

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