Climate change | How Technology can help us in coping up with it?

Climate change - the most significant problem our planet faces right now - is being overlooked for days! NASA researchers, inventors, and pioneers are at the forefront of climate change. NASA’s Earth observation and research support the climate agenda of Biden’s management, which outlines the climate crisis at the heart of our foreign policy and national security. The climate problem needs a way to work for the whole government.

Is climate change real?

Yes, the Earth is deeply affected by climate change. The sad reality is that climate change is already affecting our communities. The cost is enormous. Loss of life. Loss of livelihood. And the loss of communities. Unless we take action and take decisive action, the very poor among us will suffer immeasurably, and instability will increase - here at home and abroad. The warming of the Earth’s climate has caused ice and ice to melt. Warming has also contributed to the rise of the oceans. And the growing season for certain plants has changed.

What Can Happen to the Earth's Climate?

Scientists predict that the Earth’s temperature will continue to rise for the next 100 years. This can cause snow and ice to melt. The seas would rise sharply. Some areas can be scorching. Some sites may experience cold winters and additional snow. Some areas may receive heavy rainfall. Some areas may receive less rain. Some areas may be experiencing severe storms.

Due to climate change, we are facing negative consequences, as stated. So, how do we deal with it? Here comes the technology! Re-introduced technology that helps people in every way possible. They are not under the blessing of us.

How technology helps cities deal with climate crises?

Floods are a significant problem for India due to climate change. Flood prevention programs should incorporate technology and better emergency planning systems to avoid major consequences. Also, modern mapping techniques can help cities know which areas to prioritize to invest in.

Cities should not rely solely on forecasts - knowing where the water pipes are, for example, should allow for better emergency response. Many towns now have access to weather data that can accurately predict rainfall levels. Cities have invested in installing concrete and tar to increase the risk of flooding.

In cities where heat is a problem, the pressing need was technology that could help combat forest fires during the recent summer months. In California, firefighters have been using a system known as FireGuard, which uses data from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
As cities begin to develop climate-related thinking in their daily plans, they should consider where to invest in technology and their priorities when it comes to potential disasters. Often the most exposed areas of the city are the ones that can be smarter or, in some cases, even mapped.

Conclusion

The results and many technologies can help reduce carbon footprint and thus assist us in preventing climate change. Many large companies are now going 'green' and are trying to reduce carbon emissions by reducing CO2 emissions. Planning a smart route reduces the delivery of delivery vessels. Paperless offices and cloud computing reduce the need for paper copies. Humanity, in general, can benefit from higher levels of environmental awareness. The sky is the limit for getting as much technology as possible to help us endure these conditions.

SUGANDHA GUPTA is the writer of this article. Views expressed, and information provided belong solely to the author.