What is Kyoto protocol

Kyoto protocol What is the Kyoto Protocol Background of Kyoto Protocol:- Kyoto Protocol was negotiated in Japan Kyoto in December 1997 and was opened for signature in March 1998 and closed a year back. Kyoto protocol would not  take effect till 90 days unless 55 countries involved in the UNFCCC. There were two conditions to be fulfilled, first was the involved countries had to represent 55 percent...

September 19th, 2010 by admin 

Green house effects

Green house effects GREENHOUSE EFFECT What is greenhouse effect? It’s a natural process in which the atmosphere trap or gathers some of the sun energy and radiations, warming the Earth enough to support life such as plants and vegetations and this process is called green house effect. How it works Human driven of these gases increase the effect of greenhouse gases artificially. All the gases include...

September 18th, 2010 by admin 

Theory of global warming

Global warming theory Global Warming Theory Today’s realization that humans activities are behind this global warming is rooted from lot of scientists research work. Lot of scientists introduced different theories to know whether global warming is actually happening or not and if it’s happening then it’s caused by human activities. It’s their belief depends upon different sets of data such...

September 18th, 2010 by admin 

Global dimming

What is Global dimming What is Global Dimming The decrease in the intensity of the amount of sunlight reaching to the earth surface is known as a global dimming. On the other we can say that the reduction of heat reaching to the earth is called global dimming. Green house gases that cause global warming. By products which are pollutants that cause global dimming. Fossil fuel use and also produce green...

September 18th, 2010 by admin 

Climate of earth

What is earth climate EARTH CLIMATE - What is climate? Climate is a weather pattern which influences on earth throughout several years. Climate of any region depends on the natural elements like air, temperature and humidity. In short climate is a long weather patterns in a particular area or region. Difference between climate and weather:- The basic difference between climate and weather is time....

September 18th, 2010 by admin