Environment and climate protection have a positive impact on the global economy

Environment and climate protection have a positive impact on the global economy

The World Environment and Climate Protection Agency has said that if we take some measures to tackle climate change and climate change, it will have a positive impact on the global economy, which is estimated to cost 7 trillion annually. (US $ 7000 billion). In this regard, the World Commission on Climate Change (Global Commission on Adaptation) has published a report endorsed and endorsed by Bill Gates, the World Bank, and former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon. ? In this regard, this first report, in which climate change is linked to rapid climate change, is described as an economic benefit rather than a burden. The report states that now is the time to act. The report emphasizes the importance of protecting mangroves as well as all flood protection measures. According to the report, the adverse effects of climate change are occurring all over the world. In this regard, experts have said that this process is very useful to the economy. 

Experts say after careful evaluation of the report that if one dollar was spent on climate and climate change, there could be two to ten dollars in economic benefits. If natural disaster warning systems are built for the next ten years, or the infrastructure to deal with them will cost about $ 2 trillion and result in $ 7 billion in benefits. ? In the context of this report, Ban Ki-moon, Bill Gates and World Bank officials have said that the pace of global warming is fast and our actions are inadequate. The report says the city's cities are getting dried up by water, wildfires and other devastating effects are coming out. According to the Commission, if no practical steps were taken at this time, a third reduction in global agricultural production could occur. The report also says that one side has to overcome hazardous gas emissions while the other side has to take measures against climate change, and both will have to work together.
Great environmental step to drastically reduce pollution in the coming years. A group of scientists from Rice University has managed to convert carbon dioxide (CO2), one of the main greenhouse gases, into a reusable pure liquid fuel through an electrolyzer that uses renewable electricity.

As explained in the scientific journal 'Nature Energy', the chemical and biomolecular engineer of the laboratory of this university, Haotian Wang, has developed a catalytic reactor that uses CO2 as a raw material and, so far, has managed to create 42% of energy stored in formic acid as pure liquid fuel.
The CO2 that is emitted constantly is reusable, which makes this great scientific breakthrough open the door to clearly reduce pollution, since, if all this is successful, the greenhouse gases we emit could stop harming the air and would be reused.

The use of a new more efficient chemical formula has allowed the creation of this new device, since techniques used so far to reduce CO2 require, for example, the use of many salts, which at the end of the process must be removed from the water created , having to use a lot of energy that pollutes and entails large expenses.

Objective: produce the device on a large scale

With the current reactor, the laboratory-generated formic acid continuously for 100 hours with negligible degradation of the reactor components. Wang suggested that the reactor could be easily modified to produce higher-value products such as acetic acid, ethanol or propanol fuels. In addition, the impellers of the device are intended to be produced on a large scale.

"The big picture is that carbon dioxide reduction is very important because of its effect on global warming and green chemical synthesis," says Wang. "If electricity comes from renewable sources such as the sun or wind, we can create a circuit that converts carbon dioxide into something important without emitting more, ”he concludes.