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Over 1870 to 2010 the tonnes of carbon dioxide was emitted to the atmosphere through the burning of different types of fossil fuels, having solid fuel, liquid fuel, and gas fuel as the main source of energy, solid fuel was used as the as the main source of energy through 1870 to 1930 burning approximately 1200 tones of solid fuel. After 1950 to 2010 liquid fuel and gas fuel were utilized in more abundance than solid fuel having a extimation of 7000 tones of liquid and gas fuel burned. The process of industrialization requires immense amount of fossil fuels energy to keep the machine functioning

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I n Image 1 I can see that in 1870's there was only solid fuel and in 1920 Liquid fuel have been showed. After some year Gas fuel, Cement production and gas flaring had showed up. In 1870's it was very less and in 2010 it have been touched 10,000.

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Solid fuel appeared in 1870, liquid fuel in 1920, gas fuel, cement production and gas flaring in 1950. And from 1920 to 2010, liquid fuel was the most widely used, leading to the production of greenhouse gases as high as 10,000 in m metric tons.

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In 1860-1890 emission were low thanks to the mass number of resources needed to build a factory in 1910 it peaked at around 1000 tons and continued to rise at a steady rate until 1950 where it started to shoot through the roof until 2010 when we reached 10,000 metric tons.

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Since 1945, oil emissions have risen rapidly.Increased use of gas fuel in 1950.

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Throughout the years more and more fossil fuels are being burnt. Human activities affects greenhouse because the more fossil fuels are being burnt the more the atmosphere warms up.

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Since the industrial revolution, the amount of human oil burned has been intensively grown, and the consequence is the greenhouse effect caused by pollution.

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Greenhouse gases trap heat and make the planet warmer. Human activities are responsible for almost all of the increase in greenhouse gases in the atmosphere over the last 150 years.The largest source of greenhouse gas emissions from human activities in the United States is from burning fossil fuels for electricity, heat, and transportation.