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PostMarch 20, 2019

Ten big global challenges technology could solve

In this article by The Editors at the MIT Technology Review, ten global challenges are explored for which current technology, as well as technology undergoing development, can present solutions. With half of these challenges being directly related to climate/environmental issues, one can take note that mankind possesses the ability to make an impact in combating the ongoing climate crisis.

Read the full article at: https://www.technologyreview.com/s/612951/ten-big-global-challenges-tec…

Illustration by: Tomi Um

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