Springer Nature
This book discusses how changes in climate can affect biodiversity, the natural world, and human society. The exploitation of natural resources, improperly managed development projects, human activities, and other factors are causing regular changes in the global environmental circumstances. Because of its severe effects on living things, climate change is one of the main problems that has attracted the attention of scientists, policy officials, academics, businesses, and other stakeholders worldwide. The main adverse implications of climate change are human health problems, changes in mean sea level, lower agricultural output, the spread of vectors, and degradation of the ecosystem. Utilizing cutting-edge techniques such as robotics, deep learning, machine learning, and artificial intelligence help construct greener, more intelligent energy systems or boost energy efficiency to mitigate the harmful consequences of climate change. Furthermore, by using real-time data analysis, these strategies might be useful in monitoring and anticipating climate challenges. It helps in developing novel approaches to quantifying the effects of climate change by taking into account the…
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