The greenhouse effect is felt daily once the earth cools at night to release heat inform of infrared radiation, the absorption of gases into the atmosphere increases temperature hence impacts on the environment. The impact is stronger due to human beings activities on the environment.
One of the most substantial single threat to human beings and biodiversity’s global warming which is as a result of human-generated greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere, although most nations are trying to address the issue by using fewer consumption and reducing carbon dioxide emission, the increased human population especially in developing countries can overwhelm such efforts hence increasing temperature rise. Example of greenhouse gases emitted into the atmosphere includes carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous gas, and fluorinated gases; more substantial emissions lead to higher concentration in the atmosphere which can be estimated regarding per million, billion or even trillion metric tonnes. Additionally, the gases remain active in the atmosphere for a given period meaning that the whole world will be affected regardless of the emission source since increased heat into the atmosphere will ultimately affect a large.
Furthermore increased human population is a major contributing factor to depletion of natural resources and environmental degradation which results to destruction of the ozone layer and impacts on global warming, a higher population requires production of more resources through industries and other manmade practices such as deforestation which leads to emission of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere previously stored for plant use. The united states and other global partners have come up with ways that can be used to address climatic changes resulted from due to emission. To prevent further emission countries are supposed to control population and gas emissions.
The population can be controlled through governments offering mechanisms for effective and affordable birth control methods, for instances, developing countries such as Bangladesh should equip their health care systems with contraceptives and create awareness to their citizens on the importance of low population. Additionally, both governmental and nongovernmental organizations need to structure financial incentive programs where citizens who reproduce in an appropriate manner benefit.
Other responses to global warming include adopting policies and strategies that reduce gas emission into the atmosphere, such procedures involve the expansion of renewable energy sources to clean the energy system and make human beings to become less dependent on fossil fuels and coals, vehicle fuel efficiency should also be increased to reduce oil spillage and finally developing countries should be encouraged to build clean energy economy. Finally engaging in climate action precautions by both developing and developed nations will enable nations to curb global warming issues, which including giving countries fines for failing to implement discussed precautions.