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Usimov [2.4K]
3 years ago
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Can someone make a speech on the topic is technology going to save the environment or kill it. Fast as possible and good

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nordsb [41]3 years ago
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<u>Is technology going to save the environment or kill it!?</u>

  • Technology have improved our life in a tremendous way. It has brought the world together and closer.
  • There’s no field or aspect where technology haven’t laid its finger.
  • Be it fighting with any life threatening disease or coming up with some unbelievable advancement, technology has it all.
  • Now, with the help of technology, we can even save our environment.
  • It is now possible to generate renewable energy with the help of technology.
  • The features involved in this technology are mainly storage, energy grids, and generation of electricity. Fuel cells, hydrogen energy storage are some examples of technology renewable energy.
  • Apart from this, there are technologies which helps to monitor the endangered species which is done by using sensors.
  • So technology is indeed helping us to save the environment.
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