The hidden cost of progress: Triuvo joins the Congress on the Digital Environment
At the online event on 21–22 November, Raúl Haro will explore the environmental impact of technological progress.
Official congress artwork, in Spanish. Source: Fundación AMEN Digital.
Raúl Haro will be a speaker at the Third International Catholic Congress on the Digital Environment, taking place online on 21–22 November. His session is listed in the official programme under the Spanish title “El Costo Oculto: Impacto Ambiental del Progreso” — the hidden environmental cost of progress.
The physical reality behind digital technology
The talk invites audiences to look beyond the screen: digital activity relies on physical infrastructure and resources. Examining its environmental impact opens a wider discussion about our responsibility in designing and using technology.
For Triuvo, this subject builds on a recurring theme in our publications: how the design of artificial intelligence relates to efficiency and service to the human person. Innovation deserves to be assessed both for the possibilities it creates and for the resources it requires.
A forum for reflection and exchange
Raúl Haro’s participation brings this perspective to an international conversation about life in the digital world. It offers an opportunity to connect technological reflection with the experiences of people encountering its consequences at home, in education and at work.
Practical information and programme updates are available on the official congress website.
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