Green Expander

The climate of our planet varies depending on internal or natural processes, volcanic eruptions or changes in the Earth’s orbit. The growth in the Earth’s temperature over the last 50 years was the results of several underlying causes, both natural and man-made. Greenhouse gases are those gases that contribute to the greenhouse effect. This causes […]

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The Earth’s climate underwent many changes, from the coldest ice age to very hot periods. This has several causes, including changes in our planet’s orbit, volcanic eruptions or the energy released by the Sun.
Consequently, the Earth’s atmosphere has gathered carbon dioxide and other air pollutants, capturing the Sun’s heat that is responsible for the ever-growing […]

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