A
major part of the greenhouse effect is that it involves the absorption of the
earth's outgoing radiation by atmospheric gases. Along with carbon dioxide, the
atmospheric component that is largely responsible for this process is the water
vapor.
Water
vapor is already the gaseous phase of water.
It evaporates all the way through the atmosphere. Since water vapor is
produced from the boiling liquid of water, or from the ice sublimation, all the
radiation and other chemicals that produces greenhouse gases which are present
in the water will also be carried towards the Earth’s atmosphere during the
process of evaporation. This, along with carbon dioxide totally damages the
Earth’s ozone layer.
