What is the greenhouse effect? What are the hazards?

The greenhouse effect, also known as the "flower house effect", is a common name for the atmospheric insulation effect. The atmosphere can make the solar short-wave radiation reach the ground, but a large number of long-wave thermal radiation released outward after the surface is heated are absorbed by the atmosphere, so that the surface and the low-level atmospheric atmosphere act like a greenhouse for cultivating crops, hence the name greenhouse effect. Since the Industrial Revolution, the amount of heat-absorbing greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide emitted into the atmosphere has increased year by year, and the greenhouse effect of the atmosphere has also increased, causing a series of problems that have attracted the attention of countries around the world.

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The harms of the greenhouse effect include: global warming, increasing pests and diseases on the earth, rising sea levels, desertification, lack of oxygen, disappearance of tropical rainforests, and the arrival of new ice ages. Humanity should do everything in its power to reduce carbon dioxide emissions and curb the rising trend of the greenhouse effect.

The dangers of the greenhouse effect

The greenhouse effect, also known as the "flower house effect", is a common name for the atmospheric insulation effect.

The most direct cause of the greenhouse effect is that human beings burn too much coal, oil, natural gas, etc., which produces and emits a large amount of carbon dioxide.

The greenhouse effect has two characteristics, one is that the indoor temperature is high, and the other is that it does not dissipate heat.

The fundamental reason for the greenhouse effect is that the earth will emit a longer electromagnetic wavelength, and these ground long-wave radiation will be strongly absorbed by the earth's atmosphere when it passes through the earth's atmosphere, and at the same time of absorption, the earth's atmosphere will radiate outward longer radiation than long-wave radiation, and then part of it will go down to the ground to become inverse radiation, and the ground will heat up after receiving this inverse radiation. Carbon dioxide prevents surface heat from radiating into space and has the function of regulating the earth's air temperature. Without carbon dioxide, the Earth's average annual temperature would be 20 percent lower than it is today.

However, if the carbon dioxide content is too high, the earth will feel like it is in a pot, and the temperature will gradually rise, forming a "greenhouse effect".

Nowadays, due to the gradual modernization and industrialization of our society, a large amount of carbon dioxide gas is emitted into the atmosphere, causing the greenhouse effect to become more and more serious.

The greenhouse effect can make prehistoric deadly viruses threaten humanity.

Scientists in the United States recently warned that due to the melting of the Arctic ice due to the rise in global temperatures, the deadly prehistoric virus that has been frozen for more than 100,000 years may resurface, causing the world to fall into epidemic panic and seriously threaten human life.

Scientists from Syracuse University in New York pointed out in the latest issue of the Journal of Scientists that they have earlier discovered a plant virus, TOMV, which is also presumed to be found in the Arctic ice due to its widespread spread in the atmosphere. Researchers then took four blocks of ice from Greenland, ranging in age from 500 to 140,000 years, and found the Tomv virus in the ice. Researchers say the virus is surrounded by strong proteins on its surface, so it can survive adversity.

The new findings have led researchers to believe that a series of epidemic viruses, such as polio, polio and smallpox, may be hiding deep in the ice, and that humans are currently incapable of protecting themselves against these primitive viruses, and that when the ice melts due to rising global temperatures, these viruses buried in the ice for thousands of years or more may resurrect and form epidemics.

It can get especially hot in the house.