Green House Gases in our Environment

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Defect induced nitrogen reduction reaction of carbon nanomaterials

In contrast to the Haber-Bosch process , which operates at extreme conditions generating green house gases and consuming fossil fuels, ammonia synthesis via electrochemical reduction of nitrogen, functioning at ambient...

Analysis of Green House Gases and Positive Impact of Replacing Traditional Energy with Clean Energy

In this study, the potential sources and detrimental effects that will be caused by the several green house gases are firstly presented. The exact proportions of the green house gas, produced from fossil fuel and the exact proportions of the green house gas that is produced naturally are found out. Next, the author finds out the green house gases that contribute the most to the global warming and their causes. Therefore the proportion of the green house gas that is emitted by the developing countries is found out. In addition, the exact proportion and the amount of sustainable energy that are used to generate electricity in some representative developing countries are analyzed. Subsequently, the author proposes a hypothesis that if these countries have 20% of clean energy usage in their gross energy consumption, the five representatives effects, which are caused by the green house effect will be mitigated. The result shows that these effects will be mitigated with different extents.