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Solving Problems of Climate Change through Energy Conservation

Anakha Unnikrishnan, Disha Awasthy, Asma Fayaz

International Journal of Environment and Climate Change · pp. 76–86 · Published 4 Mar 2025

10.9734/ijecc/2025/v15i34755

Abstract

Climate change is a global problem and it also acts as a hurdle to sustainable development. Energy and climate change are often linked together as their effects on each other are prominent. The  energy generation capacity and the demand for energy both are equally affected by change in climate . In turn, changes in climate can disrupt energy networks, stress in infrastructure can occur and it can also develop safety risks for people. All countries are equally responsible in causing the factors. Thus, they'll have to bear the brunt of consequences of climate change. Greenhouse gas emission is one of the most prominent factor leading to climate change. Conservation of energy along with its proper utilisation is important for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and also leads to sustainable development. For attaining sustainable agriculture great efforts have to be taken such as, how to use renewables efficiently. The rising daily demand for energy by all living things on the planet is causing the globe to quickly transform into a global community. Energy and related services are becoming more and more necessary to meet the needs of the people worldwide. Thus, employing renewable energy sources is a unique strategy that must be sustainable in order to meet the energy needs of our future generation. It will also aid in the solution of climate change issues. Among the global energy usage today, fossil fuels dominates the spot, thus there is an urgency to reduce their usage in order to minimize serious climate change issues. Reducing energy usage plays a prominent part in prevent the climate change and also in avoiding the diminution of high energy return recoverable fossil fuels.

Climate change energy sustainable greenhouse gas emissions

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