Greenhouse gases (like carbon dioxide) form a blanket around the Earth’s atmosphere. This ‘greenhouse blanket’ allows heat from the Sun to enter the atmosphere but then traps it. This is ...

They do something else instead. And what they do sucks carbon dioxide out of the air and locks it into the ground. Join Robin, a Moors for the Future Partnership Junior Ranger, as she discusses why ...

Greenhouse gases are a group of compounds that can trap heat in the atmosphere, acting as a thermal blanket for the planet ..

Carbon dioxide is one of the gases which contributes ... As these greenhouse gasses build up they form an invisible ‘blanket’ that traps heat from the Sun. This is causing temperatures to ...