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Methane is a gas produced by decomposing organic material such as manure which produces most of the methane in our atmosphere.  Methane is also produced from the refining of fossil fuels where fumes are burned off.  Methane is also a primary component of natural gas that makes up 70% - 90% of the total content of the gas. If there is a leak in a gas pipe not only is there a probability of a fire, but the methane contained in natural gas escapes into the atmosphere

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Nitrous Oxide is a very potent greenhouse gas and one tonne of it is equal to 298 tonnes of Carbon Dioxide. Since this gas is part of the nitrogen cycle is is organically produced but, farmers use nitrogen-based fertilizers for their crops which causes an imbalance in the cycle that produces an excess amount of Nitrous Oxide.

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Chlorofluorocarbons are even more potent than Nitrous Oxide and are detrimental to our precious ozone layer. CFCs are most commonly in the form of Freon (refrigerant) and the compressed gas in aerosols. Leaks of large amounts of CFCs, such as in AC units, go up to the ozone layer and destroy it with their large amounts of Carbon, Chlorine, Fluorine and Hydrogen. There has not been much development to find an alternative but I think for the sake of our planet we should find one.

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Carbon Dioxide is the most abundant greenhouse gas in the atmosphere and makes up 75% of total man-made emissions. Much like Nitrogen, Carbon also has a natural cycle where carbon is cellularly respirated by organisms and plants consume that and turn it into oxygen. Once we started to disrupt that cycle by adding more humans and burning fossil fuels such as coal and oil, the whole planet feels that and has warmed up because the gas is trapping the heat caused by the sun`s UV rays. The ocean is also becoming the most acidic it has ever been as it is like a pair of lungs where air is inhaled and mixed with the water. The carbon dioxide dissolves into the water creating carbonic acid which lowers the pH levels of the water making it hard for fish and other sea life to adapt.