Abstract
The planet Earth where biota live constitutes troposphere whose existence is under question mark. Greenhouse effect, also called as Global Warming, is actually a theory which proposes that pollution by common anthropogenic pollutants such as carbon dioxide, methane, CFC's, NOx , ground ozone etc, may lead to an increased global earth surface temperature . These have caused an increase in approximately 0.74±0.18⁰C (1.33±0.32⁰F) temperature between the start and the end of the 20 th century. Present review deals with causo-mechanism of global warming (greenhouse effect), its impact on biotic community and possible control measures.
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