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  <abstract>Climate change is threatening to increase vulnerability, undermine economic gains, hinder social and economic development, and worsen access to basic services and the quality of life of citizens all over the world. Moreover, these impacts of climate change may turn into self-reinforcing cycles that affect the young, elderly and other vulnerable individuals the most.Information and communication technologies (ICTs) offer some potential to help address the world’s most pressing climate concerns and enable the much-needed shift toward a circular economy (CE). ICTs can be tools for monitoring climate change and for climate change mitigation and adaptation. </abstract>
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