What Effect Is Carbon Capture Having On Climate Change?
What Effect is CO2 Capture Having on Climate Change? The answer, as is the case with most questions surrounding global warming, remains something of a mystery.
The greenhouse gases that are causing global warming today are not the result of man’s activity. They were not created by plants as the Earth is being consumed in order to grow. In other words they do not belong to the biosphere and cannot be destroyed. So why are greenhouse gases being produced? They are created by the human activities that cause the increase of atmospheric pressure around the Earth. That increase in atmospheric pressure causes the warming of the planet.In order for that increase in atmospheric pressure to occur the change in human beings, and the way we live our lives, has to take place. And as we know it is not, so the greenhouse gases are still being produced.
However, human activities such as the burning of fossil fuels are changing things. As these carbon dioxide emitters are turned into carbon monoxide emitters, the effects on the atmosphere, and the environment have been found to be quite drastic. One of the greatest concerns about the emissions from these sources is that they are altering the concentration of oxygen in the atmosphere and also reducing the amount of carbon dioxide in the air. This makes the atmosphere much more acidic in nature than it would otherwise be, and as a result the air is being polluted less effectively by natural means, thus increasing the risk of acid rain and other forms of pollution.
How Is Our Climate Changing?
The concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is increasing exponentially, and that is affecting the Earth’s climate in a very real way. And it is affecting how the atmosphere is affected as well. Acid rain and other forms of pollution are causing harm to the soil, the forests, lakes and streams, and all other natural resources.
So, what effect is carbon capture having on climate change? The answers to that question will continue to change, as we discover more about the causes of global warming and what we can do to help.
If there is no change in the emissions of carbon dioxide, then the effect will be the same as if there was an increase in the amount of carbon dioxide in the air. If the emissions of carbon dioxide were reduced, the effects on climate change would slow. In this case, we could say the impact of a change in emissions was neutral. However, if those emissions were increased, then the impact would be much stronger.
If we could reduce the levels of carbon dioxide, then there would be a cooling effect on the planet. If we could reduce the levels of carbon dioxide, then the effects on climate change would be a warming effect.
Making A Difference
How do we change those gases carbon dioxide into gases that would make them less dangerous? We do this by the use of carbon absorption technology, which involves capturing and storing carbon dioxide and storing it in a form that does not harm the environment.
The carbon that is absorbed is converted into carbon dioxide. At this point we are not adding any carbon to the atmosphere. We are just using the carbon already in the environment to make the greenhouse gases that we need, and so that the effect is less damaging on the environment.
One thing we can say is that while there is no direct relationship between the release of carbon dioxide, and the levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, there is a direct relationship between the amount of carbon dioxide released into the environment, and the levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Therefore, we can say that if the release of carbon dioxide is reduced, the effects on the environment will be more positive. Organisations such as Glacier Energy are helping to produce pressure vessels which can help positively contribute towards this issue..
COP26
COP26 is the UN's annual conference on climate change and global warming. Each year leaders from all over the world meet to discuss important matters relating to climate change and to try to make progress on combating these issues. This year it was held in Glasgow, Scotland, and we were lucky enough to attend a few of the talks. After getting our vaccines and PCR tests in Glasgow to ensure we could attend, we stayed in this historic city for a few days while COP26 was going on.
