Can such space technology make preservation of the environment on Earth

how do we control sea level with a satellite??

There is spacial kind of satellites and I guess microsatellites that can do that. The most popular of them is Santinel 6. The Sentinel-6 satellite will be capable of delivering more precise, and finer spatial resolution images, as well as the ability to recover a higher quantity of data in both ice-covered and coastal regions.

Based on this and other posts, it appears you have little understanding of cause-and-effect or physics in general. A satellite can not control tides or anything that you mention in your posts.

yeh, what I know about the 2 sentinel sats is that they will coordinate in their data collection to provide better resolution in MONITORING sea lvel changes. No sat can do a damned thing in controlling the environment (YET)

Yes, this is about monitoring, not controlling. Of course better data is always a good thing.

If I was into dry humour I'd say that it's risible to quibble about ESL syntax on satellite altimetry as a means of further investigating sea levels.

Perhaps in 2024 Don could equip the sats with lasers and blast the shelf off Greenland then buy it cheaply.

You know it makes sense.

the only problem with that is watching all the extension cords

Yeah, sorry for my mistake. This kind of satellite can only monitor sea level. Also, I figured out on the website of onespace company from Scotland Santinel 6 is additionally able to predict storm surges and sea level rise more accurately, therefore reducing the potential risk of destruction as a result of unpredicted high levels of flooding.