UNESCO: International Day for Monuments and Sites spotlights climate change
Culture and Education
One in three natural sites and one in six cultural heritage sites are currently threatened by climate change, the UN cultural agency, UNESCO, warned on Monday, the International Day for Monuments and Sites.
Uzbekistan may become a hub for renewable energy development in Central Asia
Currently, climate change has undoubtedly taken first place among the main environmental problems facing the world community. The rapid development of technology and the negative impact of human activity on nature on a global scale is only increasing every year. Emissions of toxic gases from the burning of oil and coal are increasing, and the ozone layer is rapidly being destroyed. One of the available approaches to prevent the impact of climate change on the environment and ensure a safe lifestyle for people is the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources. Renewable energy sources are often seen as one of the best solutions to prevent further global warming and climate change. Renewable energy sources such as solar and wind power do not create harmful greenhouse gas emissions (mainly carbon dioxide) that contribute to climate change.
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