A. Importance of Low-Carbon Technology: Climate Change Mitigation: Low-carbon technology plays a crucial role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, thus mitigating the impact of climate change. Technologies such as renewable energy utilization, energy efficiency enhancements, and carbon capture and storage are pivotal in combating climate change.Conservation of Energy Resources: Low-carbon technologies promote energy efficiency, thereby reducing the demand for finite energy resources. This not only ensures energy supply stability but also mitigates the adverse environmental effects associated with
energy extraction.Economic Development: The adoption of low-carbon technologies fosters economic growth by creating new opportunities in areas such as low-carbon smart transportation and infrastructure development. 

B.Smart Cities: The integration of biotechnology and intelligent systems in smart cities leads to efficient resource management, improved public health, and enhanced urban livability, promoting sustainable development through smart infrastructure, such as environmental monitoring, energy management, and optimized transportation systems.

C.Biotechnology applications in the medical field significantly impact disease diagnosis, treatment, and prevention, with breakthroughs such as gene therapy and biopharmaceuticals offering promising treatment avenues. The development of intelligent healthcare technologies, like telemedicine and health monitoring systems, further enhances medical service efficiency and quality. In agriculture, biotechnology boosts productivity by increasing crop yields and enhancing disease resistance, with genetic modification and biopesticides contributing to modernization and sustainability. Safeguarding biological diversity is crucial for maintaining valuable genetic resources and providing essential materials for agriculture, drug development, biotechnology, and related fields, thereby supporting diverse economic activities and ecosystem stability. Additionally, the integration of biotechnology and intelligent systems in smart cities leads to efficient resource management, improved public health, and enhanced urban livability, promoting sustainable development through smart infrastructure, such as environmental monitoring, energy management, and optimized transportation systems. Additionally, two secondary projects include: Digital Art Creation (Integration of Technology and Urban Culture): This project explores ways to enrich urban culture by cleverly blending technology and art, fostering creativity, and promoting sustainable educational practices.

Additionally, two secondary projects include: Digital Art Creation (Integration of Technology and Urban Culture): This project explores ways to enrich urban culture by cleverly blending technology and art, fostering creativity, and promoting sustainable educational practices.

• Importance of Low-Carbon Technology

• Smart Cities

• Biotechnology applications in the medical field

• Digital Art Creation (Integration of Technology
  and Urban Culture)

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