Abbey Abramson

  Green energy storage The Future of Green Technology in Climate Adaptation The future of green technology in climate adaptation is defined by continuous innovation, enhanced global collaboration, and increased investment in scalable solutions. Emerging trends and cutting-edge technologies are expected to be pivotal in building resilience against climate change while addressing economic and social disparities. This section explores key sub-topics, highlighting future directions and opportunities for integrating green technology into climate adaptation strategies. Emerging Trends in Green Technology Several trends are shaping the future of green technology, driven by advancements in science and a growing commitment to sustainability. The integration of renewable energy with digital technologies is revolutionizing the efficiency and scalability of energy systems. The convergence of advances in artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things (IoT) is leading to the development o...

  Historical Responsibility and the Global North-South Divide Global North-South Divide One of the most contentious aspects of climate justice is the historical responsibility of developed nations, primarily in the Global North, for driving climate change through industrialization. Historical responsibility is a legacy that divides the Global North and South, with the latter disproportionately bearing the negative consequences of climate change despite contributing  the least emissions they contribute to global warming. This subtopic studies the origins of this division, the ethical debates surrounding historical responsibility, and the mechanisms proposed to address these injustices. The Legacy of Industrialization and Historical Emissions The Industrial Revolution, which started in the late 18th century, was a turning point in history, enabling unprecedented economic progress and technological advancement . The crucial part of the revolution was the birth of large...