1. REFRIGERANT MANAGEMENT
Problem- Every refrigerator, supermarket case and air conditioner contains chemical refrigerant that absorb and release heat, making it possible to chill food and keep buildings and vehicles cool.
WIND TURBINES(ONSHORE)
Problem- Fossil fuels sidelined zero-emission wind energy during the mid-twentieth century.
REDUCED FOOD WASTE
Problem: A third of the food raised or prepared does not make it from farm or factory to fork.
ADOPTION OF A PLANT RICH DIET
Problem: The Western diet comes with a steep climate price tag. The most conservative estimates suggest that raising livestock accounts for nearly 15 percent of global greenhouse gases emitted each year; the most comprehensive assessments of direct and indirect emissions say more than 50 percent.
TROPICAL FOREST RESTORATION
Problem: In recent decades, tropical forests—those located within 23.5 degrees north or south of the equator—have suffered extensive clearing, fragmentation, degradation, and depletion of flora and fauna. Once blanketing 12 percent of the world’s land masses, they now cover just five percent.
SOLAR FARM
The problem: The era of fossil fuels is over, and the only question is when the new era of clean energy will be upon us. Solar photovoltaics are only two percent of the global electricity mix at present
P.S FOR MY OWN OPINION,
2. ICT mean INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES i border term in information technology(IT) Which refer to all communication technologies.
3.Facts Provided or learned about something or some one
4. The imparting or exchanging of indformation or news.
5. Climate change is a long-term change in the average weather patterns that have come to defined Earth's Local, Regional and global Climates
