how do people effect the change of climate?

Answer 1

They don't. The Sun is the source for all warmth on this planet.

Answer 2

Forests absorb heat in the day and release heat at night ,and with precipitation and the excess water they release from the roots produce most of the inland rain and keep rivers flowing all year round.

rivers ensure more plant growth,so the overall bio mass is an deciding factor with the climates we got ,

Forested places have different climates than deserts do.

Humanity has replaced forests all over the world with tar for roads , concrete for buildings or mono culture agriculture ,many of which such as wheat reflect the heat instead of absorbing it

Or caused desertification ,with erosion due to deforestation on mountain slopes.or by allowing over grazing with live stock in enclosures to small for the needs of the animals or by excessive use of chemicals tiring out the soil and over pumping first surface aquifers and then deep lying carbon aquifers which do not replenish easily if at all.

So it is very safe to say that man has changed climates locally all over this planet ,

If we add it all up ,this has to affect the big picture as well.

People tend to look no further than the green house effect and pollution as factors that change the climate ,how can they be so blind to ignore the effects of the changes in bio mass,

jello`s reply that the sun is responsible for all heat cannot be more shallow ,as if the sun is the only factor which is responsible for climate.

What about clouds ,rain,absorbing and accommodating heat or even shade.?????????

Answer 3

They don't. The earth is in a constant state of change. Remember the last ice age? Me either, but the earth has been slowly warming since the last ice age. Sea levels have been rising since the last ice age also. We as humans have very little if any effect on climate change. Look back into history at the Romans, there was a warming trend back then that allowed them to grow grapes and harvest them for wine in England. Then in the 1800's there was a cooling trend called the little ice age. The data is out there for you to see, just look.

Answer 4

Removing green plants and tree check out CO2 cycle. Putting more CO2 into atmosphere. The amount of normal energy put into climate cycles. When you really want to change patterns Take a bunch of boomer submarines and space them on ocean floor off the coast of South America and run them on high. To learn more on normal cycles look in library for issue of Scientific American about three years ago, In Readers Guide To Periodic Literature try story name Global Warming it is interesting easy read, and draw your own conclusions

Answer 5

the hybred cas are charged with a gas genarater to batterys but with a wind genarater in the front i have all the power i need to charge it

Answer 6

people dont al gore does ..

Answer 7

people bring pollution, pollution does bad stuff, bad stuff kills stuff