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Climate change is acting as a catalyst for explosive growth in innovation. If even a few of these spectacular ideas succeed and are deployed at scale, we may indeed be able to save the planet…

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Wanderlust3 years ago

When time comes the planet will save itself... and later there will again begin new microbial life and evolution 🙏

MD ADIL3 years ago

Imagine if the whole world focused on photovoltaic cells for a certain period of time and innovated only in this field; the energy needs of the world could be easily fulfilled even if we could harness 0.1% of the 173,000 terawatts of solar energy hitting the earth daily.

Balakumar S, B.Sc.,MBA (Indian ECNR Passport)3 years ago

Good one to read uncle….

AmitLale3 years ago

#SaveSoil to stop climate change..

Dabang Trader / దబంగ్ ట్రేడర్ / दबंग ट्रेडर3 years ago

Climate change as it is being peddled is a global hoax, perpetuated blindly by big names too. Hatah vidhi.

AkSh3 years ago

Sir, it seems that you have also joined WhatsApp University

Ravi Kumar3 years ago

Very nice

Anjali Misra3 years ago

Waterpower is enormous sir! To make use of this high potential tidal currents would be great 👍

veerendra kuma r3 years ago

If ppl like you invest 1000/- ppl like us would be ready to invest 1/- Let's not just stop at sharing innovations rather take a step ahead n strive to provide

hendryrupini3 years ago

Now if you cover all the ocean with that how will the sea creatures get sunlight and how are they going to breathe?

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