The primary objective of green technology is to in climate change management, natural environmental
preservation, non-renewable resource reliance, and mitigating environmental hazards. Some of the industrial sectors that
are actively investing in this type of technology include waste management, energy and transportation industries. There
are a lot of positives to using this technology, but it still has to mitigate some of the challenges before it is considered a
standard. The green technology industry has seen rapid expansion in recent years. The significance of green technology
in mitigating threats to the environment and preserving natural resources becomes more apparent every day, as does the
need for more investment in such solutions. Since the majority of the world's pollution, especially CO2 and other
greenhouse gases, is produced by developing countries due to careless environmental policy implementation, addressing
the issue of technology transfer is crucial. Emerging technologies for reducing emissions include improved solar cells,
wind power, and electric vehicles, as discussed in this paper.
Keywords
Green Technology, Wastewater Treatment, Waste Management, Air Pollution, Sustainable Evolution.
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Claudia Bonomelli De Pinaga and Alejandro Reyes Van Eweyk, “A Review of Green Technology and its Effects in the Auto Industry”, Journal of Enterprise and Business Intelligence, vol.3, no.3, pp. 169-178, July 2023. doi: 10.53759/5181/JEBI202303017.
