Could the global warming be influenced by latent heat and car engines?
Also the amount of vehicles increased in the same period
by about % 500.
The number of houses with central heating increased by the same amount in the same period.
Could it be so that the heat produced this way remains as heat energy within the earth and add to the global warming?
Answer:
Exactly. Global warming really is influenced by latent heat and car engines. But put into consideration also that global warming is caused by gas emissions (carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, etc) that accumulate in the earth's atmosphere. Actually, as these gases accumulate there, and as sunlight passes inside the earth, heat energy does not directly goes back to the space. Thus, heat energy accumulates on earth and causes El Niño.
you are trying to make it complicated..using logic like you can make an argument for or against any subject..there's isn't any global warming..quit listening to Uncle Al, he's making money off of your fears
Don't worry about global warming. Over the past century the world's temperature has increased by one degree.
Actually there is a study that shows one of the reasons for the "Heat Island" effect (where cities produce more heat than surrounding areas) is the fact most modern cities have dozens of skyscrapers covered in highly reflective surfaces. The sun light bounces off one giant mirror on to another and on to another, basically the light keeps getting amplified each time it bounces off a mirrored surface. It's preaty basic physics, but you wont offten find that finding on many "Global Warming reports".
Ludicrous
There may be some effect, but it is too small to measure or be important.
You are a smart man, you are ____ right it does, along with everything else that is a radiant energy form, for example, the heat differentiation created in the environment by power lines. And the heat techtonics impact on the environment created by all the concrete, glass, and steel that we have created our great cities and highway networks with.
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