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Human Effects on Climate Change, :, Oil, Sources: Live Science, USGS,…

- - - - Carbon Dioxide
        
        Carbon Dioxide is a greenhouse gas, excessive Carbon Dioxide creates a cover that traps the sun's heat energy in the atmosphere which warming the planet and the oceans and causes change in global weather patterns
- - - - Livestock produces waste which is then spread onto land, which leads to runoff and polutiion of lakes and rivers
      - Waste also can sit in large piles which make then prone to leaks, spills and overflows. This can cause the waste to seep into the ground water and soil
  - - - Methane is a produced in animal digestion. Methane that is released into the atmosphere before it is burned is harmful to the environment. Because it is able to trap heat in the atmosphere, methane contributes to climate change.
      - Air Pollution
        
        Nitrogen-based fertilizers**
        
        Manure
        
        Manure management alone accounts for 14 percent of all agricultural greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S.
        
        This can also cause particles to form in the air which cause heart disease.
- - - - Nitrogen oxides are part of the process of creation of tropospheric ozone which is a greenhouse gas. Hydrocarbons are major components of oil, natural gas and pesticides which cause the greenhouse effect and climate change. When carbon monoxide is emitted into the atmosphere it effects the amount of greenhouse gases, which are linked to climate change and global warming
- - - - They reduce land use by at least 93 percent and water use by 87 percent to 99 percent.