Title: Greenhouse Gases and its Effects

- Subtitle: Understanding the Impact on Our Planet

- Your Name – Arya Paliwal

Introduction

- Begin by stating the purpose of the presentation.

- Introduce the topic of greenhouse gases and their significance in today's world.

- Mention the importance of understanding their effects on the environment.

What Are Greenhouse Gases?

- Define greenhouse gases: gases that trap heat in the Earth's atmosphere.

- List the major greenhouse gases: carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), nitrous oxide (N2O), and
fluorinated gases.

- Explain their natural and human sources.

The Greenhouse Effect

- Define the greenhouse effect: the process by which greenhouse gases trap heat from the sun,
keeping our planet warm.

- Explain the natural greenhouse effect as a vital part of Earth's climate system.

Sources of Greenhouse Gases

- Highlight the major human sources:

- Burning fossil fuels (coal, oil, natural gas)

- Deforestation

- Agriculture

- Industrial processes

- Include statistics on emissions.

Impact on Climate Change

- Explain how increased greenhouse gas concentrations lead to climate change.

- Discuss rising temperatures, more frequent extreme weather events, and changing precipitation
patterns.
Global Warming Effects

- Explore the consequences of global warming:

- Melting ice caps and glaciers

- Rising sea levels

- Ocean acidification

- Shifts in ecosystems

Health and Environmental Effects

- Highlight the health impacts of climate change, such as heat-related illnesses and the spread of
diseases.

- Discuss the environmental effects on ecosystems, biodiversity, and natural resources.

Mitigation and Adaptation

- Present strategies to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions:

- Renewable energy

- Energy efficiency

- Reforestation

- Explain the importance of adaptation measures to cope with the changes that are already
underway.

International Agreements

- Discuss international efforts like the Paris Agreement to combat climate change.

- Explain the role of nations in reducing emissions and fostering cooperation.

Individual Actions

- Encourage individual actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions:

- Energy conservation

- Sustainable transportation

- Reducing, reusing, and recycling

- Supporting clean energy

Conclusion

- Summarize the key points of the presentation.

- Emphasize the urgency of addressing greenhouse gas emissions and their effects.

Questions and Discussion

- Open the floor for questions and engage with the audience.

Thank You