How is nature contributing to global warming?

Answer 1

Natural Forest Fires and Brush Fires contribute carbon dioxide in pletra

Answer 2

Volcanic activity, solar activity, changes in biosphere from the constant competition and evolution of environments probably all contribute to global warming.

The part that man plays is debateable. That nature can create huge swings in the temperature of the earth is less debatable. Most people believe that the earth went through cycles of ice-age and warming before there were people around to contribute.

Answer 3

During eruption volcanoes emit enormous amounts of carbon dioxide...as do forest fires...as do leaves and other plants in the forest as they decay...as do compost piles used by organic gardeners...Industrial emissions aren't the only source of global warming. Look around, research, find out for yourself.

One thing to remember: Mother Nature always finds a way to even the score.

Answer 4

Nature is global warming. It has happened many times, and will happen again. Our pollution has little effect on the progression of the natural cycle. An ice age just, ended. What do people think happens when ice ages end?

Answer 5

that is extra to do with human beings than animals. we are the polluters of this planet, no longer cows. Your weight help application received't impact international warming, yet strolling to artwork or college would help. go away the motor vehicle at homestead and get a motorbike, even in wintry climate. which will be plenty a lot less toxins going into the ambience. even so, international warming would merely be a organic cycle of evolution.

Answer 6

Ozone depletion & greenhouse gases contribute to global warming. A warmer environment causes more ocean storms to occur during the hurricane/typhoon season. This causes more lightning (which creates ozone) and rain (which tends to collect greenhouse gases & return them to the ground).

Answer 7

nature contibutes to global warming throuh many sources. some of the most effective are smoking volcanoes,earth's ozone layer which prevents the excess of heat to go out as it stops the greenhouse gases to go out of the earths atmosphere.

Answer 8

All animal life contributes by emitting H2S, CH4 and CO2 among other things by their flatulence. They eat any carbon, hydrogen, oxygen combinations of meat protein, fat, sugars, etc and the bacteria in their guts turn it into sugars to power our muscles and byproducts are the aforementioned gases. Much of the CO2 is taken up by trees and other vegetation which converts it to O2.

Answer 9

Along with the forest fires and volcano's, to waste products from animals, crap etc. is a major contributor this info is from a science demo at a museum

Answer 10

The sun is a star and stars are burning and the longer they burn the hotter they get, before burning out they are the hottest. SO, our sun/star is hotter than it has ever been and it is getting hotter. One day it might be hot enough to burn every living thing on the good old earth!