What can be done about the enhanced greenhouse effect?

Answer by  SBooe (9)

The good news is that the enhanced greenhouse effect is a direct result of human activity. If we caused it, we can also stop it, or at least decrease it by reducing our use of fossil fuels, waste output and deforestation. In other,trite, but true words: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.

Answer by  csdunton (7)

The enhanced greenhouse effect can be counteracted by living a more eco-friendly lifestyle. This includes supporting your local recycling plant, conserving electricity and water within your home, and carpooling in order to help cut down on vehicle emissions.

Answer by  loosechickens (80)

On a personal level, drive less, conserve energy in your home, reduce consumerism, figure out ways to use less of all kinds of resources, oil, water, electricity, etc. Buy used, eat far less meat and more grains, beans and vegetables, have fewer children.

Answer by  MTGrandma (405)

Mother Nature also causes plenty of problems. Volcanos, forest fires and solar flares can contribute. Now we just need to figure out how to fix the natural events!

Answer by  Rasa (43)

Do your part by not contributing - turn off lights not in use, reduce heating/air conditioning use, walk or ride a bicycle instead of drive a car.

Answer by  wjgsert (403)

To help minimize the enhanced greenhouse effect, we could could cut back such activities as: the burning of fossil fuels, the clearing of rain forests and the use of CFC's.

Answer by  KymBerly (447)

Until their is a world wide collective effort to decrease emissions and pollution, I believe that anything that is done, will fall short in the long run. We have spent over 100 Years polluting our earth and home, and it will take much longer to repair that damage and see a measurable difference.

Answer by  mahee (720)

To prevent greenhouse effect we should limit use of electricity,burning of gas,coal and oil,electronics items and reduce the poisonus chemical from the factory.

Answer by  TJenkins602 (656)

You can reduce the enhanced greenhouse effect by taking a break from driving your car. You can walk more, ride your bike, use skateboard. You could also lower the greenhouse effect by using less electricity. Take some time to shut everything off for a few hours and let everything rest.

Answer by  cafish (2035)

We can recycle plastic, used clothing, and many other materials. Insulate your house and drive fuel efficient cars. Grow grass and plants that can tolerate heat and dryness. Use barrels and buckets to recycle rain water for your garden and plants.

Answer by  megsaroni88 (7)

I believe we need to cut down on fossil fuels. Society should ease off of gasoline and move to more environmentally safe transportation.