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Popular internet use and exposure have driven many major players to push much of the structure and rules that are implemented on the web (e.g., Microsoft, Google, W3C, Firefox, Facebook, hackers and crypto currencies). Such companies, actors and their services are mainly run by cloud computing technology and are also primary service providers for most internet users. The cloud is international and plays an active role in people's daily lives through internet access. (and to a degree, those without). Due to how the internet is used for information transfer and research (e.g. political analysis, media processing, etc.), the associated ties to government, governance and its structures quickly became apparent. Nevertheless, apart from climate change, atmospheric-oceanic computations, and a few biodiversity-related programs (often through citizen science projects such as eBird, listed below), the cloud's capacity has yet to be completely exploited for natural resource management. Subsequently, this implies that as students come through life science courses, given their powerful ability, their virtual fluency and cloud skills are minimal With the growing use of tablets, social media, and forums, ICT now touches on every part of our everyday lives. I'd like to think about cloud computing today. Cloud computing is a new way of using machines where the consumer accesses ICT services on the other side of an internet connection, using only the amount of resources required as necessary and charging only for the amount used. Because cloud computing uses virtualization technology to take a concentrated approach to data processing, it is extremely efficient in its use of energy, contributing to the creation of a sustainable society. In fact, because there is no need for large upfront expenditures to use cloud-based services, cloud computing can be said to hold the key to ICT expanding in developing countries. Since cloud-based systems can capture huge volumes of complex information, they can be used to generate new ideas and help solve many of humanity's problems.