Technology can help make stronger environmental rules, but there are many challenges to making this happen.

1. Collecting Data and Monitoring:

   • Tools like satellites and smart devices can give us important information about the environment.
   • However, these tools can be expensive and often need special skills to understand.
   • Not every area has the right setup to use these technologies, so some places may not get the right information.

2. Public Awareness and Engagement:

   • Social media and apps can help people learn about environmental issues.
   • But, false information can spread quickly, making it hard to support good policies.
   • Not everyone has the same access to technology, which can limit how involved they are in making decisions about these policies.

3. Enforcing Rules:

   • Technology can help keep track of whether rules are being followed using special software.
   • But many organizations do not have enough money or skills to use these systems well.
   • People also worry about privacy and data safety, which can slow down the use of tech for enforcement.

4. Challenges of Integration:

   • Sometimes, new technology doesn’t fit well with old rules, making it hard to use.
   • It's important for tech experts and lawmakers to work together to fix these issues.

To tackle these challenges, we need to invest in education and training for both leaders and the public. We also need clear rules for sharing and understanding data. Without these efforts, we can’t fully use technology to improve environmental policies.