The Earth is like a cozy home for all of us, but something is making it too warm, and not in a good way. This extra warmth is caused by what scientists call the “Greenhouse Effect” and it leads to something even bigger: Global Warming. It’s like when we wrap ourselves in too many blankets; at first, it feels nice, but soon it gets uncomfortably hot. The Greenhouse Effect acts like those extra blankets for the Earth, trapping more heat than it should. This isn’t just a tiny problem—it’s a big deal that affects the whole planet. But don’t worry, by understanding it, we can find ways to make Earth feel just right again.
10 Lines on Green House Effect and Global Warming – Set 1
- Earth gets warm like a greenhouse, that’s the Greenhouse Effect.
- Sun’s rays heat the Earth, and some heat gets trapped.
- This trapped heat helps our planet stay warm enough for us.
- But too much trapped heat leads to Global Warming.
- Cars, factories, and cutting trees add extra heat.
- This makes Earth hotter than it should be.
- Ice caps melt, and sea levels rise because of it.
- Animals lose their homes due to changing climates.
- We need to use less energy and plant more trees.
- Everyone can help by being Earth-friendly!
10 Lines on Green House Effect and Global Warming – Set 2
- Greenhouse gases act like a blanket around Earth.
- These gases include carbon dioxide and methane.
- They keep Earth’s warmth from escaping too fast.
- But too many gases make the blanket too thick.
- This causes our planet to heat up, which is bad.
- Weather changes, and we get more extreme storms.
- Some places get too dry, and others get too wet.
- Animals and plants struggle to adapt to changes.
- Recycling and saving energy can help a lot.
- Every small action adds up to big changes for Earth.