What is Carbon?

Carbon is a vital element that makes up our planet. Scientists have found Carbon in every living and non-living source. Atoms form with carbon to make new forms, such as Carbon Dioxide, coal and diamonds. It is one of the 118 elements that form our planet Carbon can be a solid, a liquid, and a gas.


What does Carbon do?


Co2 found in the atmosphere is comparable to a blanket wrapped around the earth. Not enough Carbon, would mean the earth would be freezing cold, and too much Carbon would overheat the planet.


How does Carbon get in our atmosphere?


Motorized vehicles are one part of carbon getting up in the air.

A Lot of people’s carbon footprint is about ten times bigger than their regular footprint. Burning Petroleum has been the easy source of transport ever since the Industrial Revolution, and the amount of carbon in the atmosphere is increasing by thousands and thousands each year. Scientists predict that at the rate we’re going, we’d be lucky to make it into the 5 millienem with all the carbon we are releasing into the atmosphere.

Many countries are getting really hot, well some countries are getting freezing cold.

What can we do to stop Carbon from getting in our atmosphere?


By reducing our carbon footprint and reducing the amount of fossil fuels we burn up each day, we can stop the amount of carbon getting into our atmosphere. 


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I hope this brief summary of what carbon is, and how we can stop it from causing global warming, has influenced your decision to save the planet. Do your part. Help save our planet for generations to come!


Thanks,

Doctor Mangaoa.

Comments

  1. Philiprip16 August 2021 at 03:27

    Some very useful information about carbon, Irwin. You have made this comple subject very easy to understand. The use of subheadings helps the reader to follow. I think the joke ending ruins your work. This was a serious report, not the place or time for trying to be funny- wrong genre.

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