Resilience - Episode 4 | Climate action through innovation

The effects of climate change require us to think differently. In this episode, we look at how innovations are helping us understand global ecological shifts, while hyperlocal sensing technology helps us identify the effects of pollution in our communities. We also look at how technology must be redesigned with sustainability in mind so we can use it to fight the climate crisis without adding to it.


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[Mwmoody]

It’s good to see people helping communities.

[yashnegi]

We need innovation across multiple sectors of emissions.

[raccoon]

Love the women representation in this video!

[leaovegano]

I understand that global warming and etc is a problem, but the other first world countries mainly in Europe where there are not so many problems, you have to understand that third world countries cannot have the same focus with global warming having problems I have so many more serious problems to solve, I'm from Brazil myself, global warming is discussed here, but my country has so many problems, such as homicides, corruption, poor health, it's precarious here, it's complicated to charge knowing nothing what happens in other countries, there has to be a balance in the charges, which is easy for some, is very difficult for others.

[balyboo]

So you are focused on 'innovation', i guess i understand why my Windows 11 Start button is missing.

[saveearthandus]

When human choose and focus on righteous life, they are satisfied of 20% of what are being used. Because they will find the 80% is not needed and It means 80% of the rest can be saved then climate change will be solved,

[bhargav]

Good that youtube has hidden dislike count.

[bhargav]

Dear Microsoft, Get off your high horse, after knowing the amout of e-waste that's currently there, you have decided on the minimum requirements/eligibility for windows 11. This single decesion from you is going to generate millions of tons of e-waste and here you are talking about AI and innovation and non sense.