The urgency of the climate change challenge is now far more apparent than in the history of science, with new observations showing that on many fronts climate change and its impacts are occurring faster than expected. The Special Issue on “Global Warming: Cutting-edge Technology to Urgently Avoid Dangerous Climate Changes” addresses the requirement for distributing scholarly papers, research and other capabilities aimed at providing a better understanding of the main disasters of climate change. The special issue of this journal publishes papers that approach decision-making on global warming, and technical investigations to carry on the challenges deriving from climate change disasters. It distributes trials from projects and case studies where due reflection to environmental, economic, human activities and government features is given and principally the gaps and leverages can be enriched by this comprehensive approach. It considers climate change under the outlook of its broader results: for sustainable economic index, food security, water accessibility, and for humanity’s life span – mainly those living in the low-income nations.

Authors are invited to submit papers from the following areas:

(1) Climate change

(2) Global warming

(3) Carbon capture technology

(4) Net-zero emissions

(5) Risk management strategy

(6) Disasters

(7) Planning processes

(8) Development of sustainable green energy

(9) Biofuels and clean catalysis