Technology is a term used to describe the study, development and application of techniques and man-made devices in order to meet the needs of production and manufacturing industries. Green technology is a broad field which covers a whole new set of ideas (methods, materials, scientific experiments, techniques) tackling the renewal of diminishing resources to processing of safe environmental products. This field offers a handful of challenges to man, bringing innovation and ingenuity to a closer look. At present, it continues to recycle and modify archaic papers in order to serve people’s necessities. Just like information technology, green tech interest is always top priority by industrialized nations. With its continuous scramble, it dares to redevelop to its limits.
Green technology focuses on the following key points:
Sustainability – creating ways of satisfying daily needs which will be useful not only at present, but also in the future without engaging into depletion of natural resources. This simply means presenting valuable ideas that would tackle not only the needs of today, but also for the next generations which are to come without affecting their ability to provide for their basic needs.
Less Pollution – reducing the presence of human wastes and different forms of pollution such as air, water, radioactive, soil, etc.
Production of Back-to-back Products – creating products which is capable of becoming another product through recycling and reuse.
Innovation – finding substitutes, assisting technology, providing solutions to dying populations of species and lessening amount of energy resources, and cleaner processes.
Practicality and Feasibility – developing highly useful and practical ways to deal with the changing needs of society.
Examples of green technology can be seen directly in energy platforms, automobile industry, green housing, agriculture, consumer bags, chemistry, nanotechnology, commerce, business, etc.
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