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Chapter 4e - The Enhanced Greenhouse Effect

Human activity has exponentially increased greenhouse gas concentration in the atmosphere. This has led to the enhanced greenhouse effect (EGE), which is accelerating global warming. The cause of the EGE primarily lies with developed economies that are both the source of historical emissions and emissions today. Emerging economies are increasing their emissions but due to global trade this is intrinsically linked to...

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