Genius Project Presentation

Molar Melek- LME 488

Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure

01 / what are Global World Goals?

02 / what is Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure?

understanding the World Goal:

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• Peace and Security

• Economic Growth

• Capacity Building

• Access to Information and Technology

Why is this a World Goal?

• Construction, Manufacturing, and Energy Sector

• Startups and Entrepreneurship, Technology and IT

• Transportation, Urban Planning

what's life like in the industry, innovation, and infrastructure?

pollution

• Air pollution corrodes infrastructure, impacting buildings, bridges, and transportation systems over time.

• Emissions from industrial processes, manufacturing, and power generation contribute to air pollution. This can lead to increased health risks for workers and nearby communities.

• Air pollution can spur innovation in cleaner technologies and processes to reduce emissions. It may also drive the development of air quality monitoring systems.

Air pollution

• Soil pollution can compromise the stability and integrity of structures, especially if pollutants affect the soil's composition.

• Contamination issues may stimulate innovation in soil remediation technologies and sustainable land use practices.

• Industrial activities, improper waste disposal, and chemical spills can contribute to soil pollution, affecting the quality of land for agriculture and development.

Soil Pollution

• Industrial discharges into water bodies can contaminate water sources, affecting aquatic ecosystems and potentially causing harm to industries relying on clean water.

• Water pollution challenges may drive innovation in water treatment technologies and sustainable water management practices.

• Water pollution can deteriorate infrastructure like pipes and water treatment facilities, leading to increased maintenance costs.

Water Pollution

• Improper disposal of industrial waste can lead to pollution and environmental degradation, affecting nearby communities and ecosystems.

• The need for sustainable waste management practices can drive innovation in recycling technologies and circular economy solutions.

• Inadequate waste management can lead to the deterioration of infrastructure, especially if hazardous waste contaminates the surrounding environment.

Waste pollution

• Operational Risks

• Research and Development

• Physical Risks

Global Problem: Climate Change

• Aging Infrastructure

• Insufficient Investment

• Climate Resilience

National Problem: inadequate investment and maintenance

• Energy Costs for Industries

• Community Resilience

• Dependency on Fossil Fuels

Local Connection: Energy Resources

03 / What can YOU do?

Thank You!