As we all know the global carbon footprint is very large and will only get larger as the population increases. Our greenhouse gas emissions are very high and difficult to stop, but that begs the question: how difficult would it be to reverse the greenhouse effect that we have in our atmosphere?                                                                                                                        To start we would have to reduce if not eliminate our greenhouse gas emissions. Without stopping the emissions it’s like trying to lose weight will a slow metabolism and a high calorie diet. Then after that somewhat impossible task that would permanently (or temporarily depending on our future technological advancements) affect the people and their day to day lifestyle we would have to remove the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Removing the greenhouse gases is possible, my irrigating soil, planting trees, plants, and by using machines for direct air capture and storage (DACS).                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           If we accomplish this very difficult task, we would have a much better atmosphere, overall cooling the planet, stopping the melting of the polar ice caps, reducing strange and unpredictable weather, and helping reduce the amount of natural disasters that happen daily.