Green House Gases

Greenhouse gas control has possed to be a challenge and has become an issue of concern over the years. It has become difficult to control greenhouse gases as it is challenging to switch to cleaner energy sources and technologies as it is more expensive and often leads to the disruption of other industrial activities (Leahy et al., 2020). Additionally, the policies set to control green hose gases do not comprehensively cover some sectors, such as energy, transport, and industries related to carbon dioxide emission, and often do not reflect the carbon prices for each scenario. However, different stakeholders are responsible for controlling and reducing the impacts of greenhouse gases on the climate. They include governmental bodies, civil society, which comprises non-governmental organizations, private citizens, informal groups, individuals and companies, and the private sector (Bonnisseau, 2022). Therefore, different stakeholders must try to reduce the impacts of greenhouse gas emissions on the climate in order to promote a more condusive environment.