International Journal of Innovative Research and Development

Yogendra Prasad Upadhyay , Ram Bansal , R. B. Sharma

Abstract

The paper considers the greenhouse effect and global warming and discusses the development of hydrogen as alternative fuels.
"Over the past ten years or so, the world and the public have increased their awareness of the problems associated with global warming, caused by such as "greenhouse effect" in which carbon dioxide, the byproduct of burning fossil fuels like coal and oil, prevents the earth from increasing the temperature the presence of CO₂ in the atmosphere. Within recent times, many scientists have concluded that this "greenhouse effect" is heating up the planet to the point where ice caps and glaciers in Antarctica and the North Pole are melting at uncontrolled rates, thus making it feasible by controlled the melting water. In the future, causing huge numbers of people found higher ground."

Keywords

Fossil-fuels, Carbon-dioxide, Hydrogen

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