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Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology that makes it possible to create systems capable of learning, reasoning and solving problems. However, it also has an environmental impact that should not be ignored. According to some studies, training a single AI model can generate an amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions similar to that of five cars over its lifetime. This is due to the high energy consumption of the computers and data centres that process the data needed for machine learning. However, AI can also contribute to reducing the carbon footprint of the technology sector and combating climate change, if used responsibly and sustainably. Some of the applications of AI that can help the environment include: - Creating more accurate and efficient climate models to predict and mitigate the effects of global warming. - Detecting and monitoring extreme events, such as droughts, fires, floods or hurricanes, and alerting vulnerable populations. - Measure and track the source and imp

The environment is a very important and topical issue, affecting all living things and the planet. There is a lot of environmental news happening every week, related to climate change, biodiversity, pollution, energy, water, etc. Here I share with you some of the most relevant environmental news this week: - Ideam forecasts more rain this week: The Institute of Hydrology, Meteorology and Environmental Studies, Ideam, predicted that rainfall will continue in much of the Colombian territory, due to the influence of the second rainy season and the presence of tropical waves. Ideam recommended to be alert for possible flash floods, landslides, floods and thunderstorms. - Fernández-Pacheco assures that 40% of environmental authorisations will be resolved in five months with the administrative simplification: The Andalusian Minister of Sustainability, Juanma Moreno, affirmed that his department is the one that reduces the most bureaucracy, with 135 modifications, and defended that this is do

There have been a number of interesting environmental news stories this week. Here are some of the highlights: - The Mexican Chamber of the Construction Industry of Nuevo Leon (CMIC) asked its affiliates to abide by the call of the Ministry of Environment to reduce polluting emissions generated by their activities, given the poor air quality registered in the entity. - The Nuevo Leon Environment Secretariat announced that it will go to the Attorney General's Office to present evidence to strengthen the complaint against the Cadereyta refinery, which it accuses of being the main source of air pollution in the metropolitan area of Monterrey. - A study by Spanish researchers estimated that Spain will have to spend 2.9 billion euros to adapt to climate change, considering the impacts on sectors such as agriculture, health, tourism, energy and transport. - An international team of scientists found that sea levels in the Mediterranean are rising three times faster than expected, due to r