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Is the climate crisis solvable? Answers provided by 100 experts

KO YONG-CHUL Reporter / Updated : 2024-10-26 08:43:56
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[GLOBAL ECONOMIC TIMES]  Last summer's unprecedented heat wave and extreme weather events clearly demonstrated that the climate crisis is no longer a problem of the future. In this situation, many people are feeling skeptical about solving the climate crisis. However, this is too important an issue to give up.

Every fall, 100 climate experts gather to share the latest technologies and ideas for solving climate change. This year, experts from various fields gathered together, focusing on the possibility of convergence between artificial intelligence (AI) and climate technology.

AI has the potential to contribute to solving climate problems in a variety of fields, including climate data analysis, energy efficiency improvement, and new material development. Many global companies are already using AI to respond to climate change, and startups are also leading the climate technology market through innovative ideas.

But technology alone cannot solve the climate crisis. Technology development must be accompanied by policy, social consensus, and individual behavioral change. Currently, governments around the world are pursuing various policies to respond to climate change, but it is still unclear how effective these policies actually are.

Experts who participated in the Climate Tech Startup Summit agreed that the best time to solve the climate crisis is now. We already know many of the solutions, but they require political, social and economic decisions to put them into action.

The climate crisis is one of the biggest problems facing humanity. But we are not alone. Many people around the world are working to combat climate change, and new technologies and ideas are constantly being developed. If we all work together, we can overcome the climate crisis and create a sustainable future.

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