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Can technology protect nature?

Short answer. Yes. Solar replaces coal, drip watering saves water, and satellites spot forest loss.

What must we do with old devices?

Recycle the e-waste instead of dumping it.

Tech that helps

TechSaves
Solar panelscoal
Drip wateringwater
Satellitesforests

Remember

Use tech to save resources
Recycle your e-waste

Can technology protect nature? Yes, in many ways. Technology helps conserve nature. Solar panels replace coal. Drip watering saves water. Satellites spot forest loss early. Remember. Use tech to save resources. Recycle your e-waste.

This clip is from the full lesson: Employability Skills III: Role of technology in conserving the environment — 6 minutes, with the tables, the quick answers and the whole lesson in text.

Useful for: CBSE Class 11 Information Technology (802)

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