If We Stop All Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Will Global Climate Change Stop?Introduction - What Is Warming climate and how it worksSince the industrial revolution of 1700, greenhouse gas emissions have increased significantly. Until now, these gases have changed the Earth's climate, making it warmer every year. It's called global warming and it has become a problem. The Earth's temperature increased by 0.85 degrees Celsius between 1880 and 2012. If this continues, the Earth will suffer from an increase in natural disasters, animals unable to adapt to weather conditions and will disappear, ice sheets of poles will melt completely and eventually disappear. the Earth will become habitable. First, we need to know what and how these greenhouse gases work together to cause global warming. Carbon dioxide (CO2), nitrous oxide (N2O), methane (CH4) and especially water vapor are the main gases that increase the Earth's temperature. These gases prevent the Earth's heat from escaping. Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) are a type of greenhouse gas that depletes the ozone layer, which is a layer of gas that blocks ultraviolet radiation from the Sun from harming life. Carbon dioxide, one of the greenhouse gases, has increased by 30 percent. This will continue until the entire human population is wiped out. What are the causes of these gas emissions? As said previously, the industrial revolution is partly responsible for this scenario. As humans tend to become greedy for money, the growth of factories and machines accelerates. Many large companies and extremely successful people honestly do not care about the conditions of the Earth. They manufacture hundreds of thousands of factories all over the world, and the majority of paper from the factories is mandatory so that the waste released is not harmful to the environment. Although it is not as easy as it seems, we must act today, for the future of our planet alone. Conclusion If we stopped all greenhouse gas emissions, we would most likely stop climate change as it is. the main problem of global warming. It would take a long time, not years but probably centuries, if humans didn't worry about it the way they do today. If people cared about global warming, this problem would have been solved a long time ago. This is because to solve a problem you have to delve into the problem itself and solve it within. Many lives will be saved from natural disasters, but as we know, the majority of the human race is so selfish that they don't care what happens to the Earth or anyone, only themselves..