Technological inventions can really help people deal with the effects of global warming. Here are some ways they can make a difference:

• Strong Buildings: New materials and engineering methods let cities build strong structures. These buildings can handle bad weather and rising sea levels. For example, some buildings are designed to resist floods. Using green technology, like special pavements that allow water to seep through, helps stop urban flooding.

• Better Farming: New farming methods, like precision farming and modified crops, can help crops survive in changing weather. For instance, crops that can survive with less water can keep food available in dry areas facing droughts.

• Saving Energy: Technology that helps save energy, like smart power grids and renewable energy from the sun and wind, helps reduce harmful gases in the air. Switching to electric cars and improving public transportation also lowers emissions and makes city life better.

• Weather Tracking: Satellites and big data help scientists predict and monitor the climate better. This information helps communities get ready for extreme weather and respond quickly to reduce the damage.

• Water Solutions: New ways to make fresh water, like desalination (removing salt from seawater) and recycling waste water, give drought-stricken areas a reliable water supply.

But we need to think about some challenges too:

• Not Everyone Has Access: Some places don’t have the same access to these technologies, which can make existing problems worse.
• Too Much Dependence: If we rely too much on technology, we might stop trying to solve the real issues causing climate change.

In summary, while new technology is a great tool for tackling global warming challenges, it needs to be used alongside good policies, education, and equal access for everyone to create lasting change.