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greenhouse effect

by fashion marie
(jefferson city, mo. US)

Reducing the Greenhouse Effect (?)

Reducing the Greenhouse Effect (?)

Depending on our choices, scientists have predicted that the earth could eventually warm up to as little as 2.5 degrees fahrenheit or maybe even rise to a warmer teperature of 10 degrees fahrenheit.

A possible solution to the greenhouse effect would be to distribute solar powered homes along with solar powered vehicles. And in that case it would not only be very ecological but also very good in financial situations.

Barry's Response - Thanks FM; I think you mean that the temperature is expected to rise by those amounts you indicated. When it comes to solutions, if indeed one is possible, every little bit should help. Going solar will help a bit, efficient transportation will help a bit, careful industry will help a bit.

How much will it amount to in the end? That remains to be seen.

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