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As I said, 18 percent of greenhouse gases are attributed to livestock production.
Eighty-five to 95 percent of species at this time die out, and simultaneous to that is a huge, dramatic spike in carbon dioxide, that a lot of scientists agree comes from a simultaneous eruption of volcanoes and a runaway greenhouse effect.
Humans made this air, but it's also the most potent greenhouse gas that has ever been tested.
This is primarily due to a decrease in seasonal sea ice, which is a direct result of human greenhouse gas emissions.
Drawdown is that point in time when atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases begin to decline on a year-to-year basis.
More simply, it's that point when we take out more greenhouse gases than we put into Earth's atmosphere.
The problem is global warming, provoked by the increasing concentrations of greenhouse gases caused by human activity.
The only way we know how is to draw down, to avoid putting greenhouse gases up and to pull down what's already there.
But they were replaced by HFCs, which are hundreds to thousands of times more potent a greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide.
If we were to account for the impact of the Kigali agreement of 2016, which calls for the phaseout of hydrofluorocarbons and replace them with natural refrigerants, which exist today, this number could increase to 120, to nearly 200 gigatons of avoided greenhouse gases.
But they are increasingly displaced by modern agriculture, which promotes tillage, monocropping and the use of synthetic fertilizers and pesticides which degrade the land and turn it into a net emitter of greenhouse gases.
Moreover, approximately a third of all food produced is not eaten, and wasted food emits an astounding eight percent of global greenhouse gases.
But taken together, educating girls and family planning is the number one solution to reversing global warming, reducing approximately 120 billion tons of greenhouse gases.
Now this is just another great service provided by the oceans since carbon dioxide is one of the greenhouse gases that's causing climate change.
China is committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, but what its leaders care even more about is transitioning their economy to consumer-led economic development.
Carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas, we're emitting a lot of it, and the planet is heating up.
The result is a very powerful greenhouse effect.
We've got low clouds that act like a sunshade, cooling the planet, and high clouds which act like a greenhouse, warming the planet.
If global warming triggers cloud changes that make for a less powerful greenhouse or a more effective sunshade, then that would enhance the cooling power of clouds.
This intensifies the greenhouse effect.
If only half of those workers would telework even 50 percent of the time, the savings in the states would exceed 500 billion dollars, and it could reduce greenhouse gases by 54 million tons.
So, these are the greenhouse tents.
And furthermore, because many of those ozone-depleting substances are also very potent greenhouse gases, the Montreal Protocol has actually delayed global warming by more than a decade.
When Montreal was signed, we were less certain then of the risks from CFCs than we are now of the risks from greenhouse gas emissions.
Nor does anyone ever mention the greenhouse gases already locked in the system.
We have the reckless burning of fossil fuels along with other greenhouse gasses, so called, leading to climate change.
They take up just three percent of the world's surface area, but they account for more than 75 percent of our energy consumption, and they emit 80 percent of our greenhouse gases.
If your hometown might get swept away or destroyed by a natural disaster, we now have a blueprint suspended in time for how to restore that on Earth, or perhaps even in a greenhouse on Mars.
Five percent of our greenhouse gases are produced by mowing our lawns.
Their construction also frequently destroys important ecosystems like mangroves and marshes, which protect coastal areas from storms, provide habitats, and absorb tons of greenhouse gases.
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