Reduction of Greenhouse Gasses and Other Pollutants
The Global Warming Pollution Reduction Act of 2007. set out a roadmap of ways to reduce the U.S emissions and help to stabilize the Global atmospheric of greenhouse gasses. the United States must take their actions soon so that they can prevent some of the most dangerous consequence of greenhouse gases. In 2020, it is predicted that the global emission would be decrease by 14% and would continually reduced to 83% by 2050. Several important ways of reducing greenhouse gasses should be considered: 1.Invest in new technologies and develop new generation of cars would eventually help to use fuels or gas more efficiently. When buy a new products such as car, it is better to choose the one that has good gas mileage.
2.Electricity mostly come from burning coal or natural gas which emit the greenhouse gasses and other pollutants. Finding other ways of generating electricity like wind or solar are necessary.
3.The reducing, reusing and recycling wastes can help to decrease the amount of heat of greenhouse gases when it releases into the environment.
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