カーボンフットプリント分析による大学における持続可能性の推進

Hatra Voghouei¹, Taslima Jannat², Wong Wen Xiang²

¹Department of Business, Keiser University, New Port Richey Campus, FL, USA.

Environmental science and pollution research international

|August 27, 2025

まとめ

高等教育機関 (HEIs) は,炭素排出量を削減しなければなりません. UCSI大学

科学分野:

環境科学
高等教育の持続可能性
カーボンフットプリント分析

背景:

高等教育機関 (HEIs) は,環境への影響に対処する圧力が強くなっています.
多くの高等教育機関がカリキュラムに持続可能性を組み込んでいるものの直接的な評価と機関による炭素排出量削減は依然として重要だ.
クアラルンプール大学の持続可能性の取り組みは炭素排出量の徹底的な評価を必要としています

研究の目的:

クアラルンプール大学の炭素排出量を測定し分析する.
大学の炭素排出に寄与する主な原因を特定する.
大学環境への影響を軽減するための効果的な緩和戦略を提案する.

主な方法:

温室効果ガス (GHG) プロトコルを炭素フットプリント測定の枠組みとして利用した.
電気消費,水使用,大学所有の輸送 (ディーゼル),廃棄物処理に関するデータを収集し分析した.
2022年から2023年までの期間の排出量の調査データ

主要な成果:

UCSI大学クアラルンプールの二酸化炭素 (CO2) 排出量は2022年から2023年の間に増加した.
既存の持続可能性プログラムにもかかわらず,全体的な炭素フットプリントは上昇傾向にあります.
電力消費,輸送,廃棄物処理は重要な排出源として特定されました.

結論:

この研究は,UCSI大学の炭素排出削減戦略の強化の必要性を強調しています.
推奨事項には,ソーラーパネル設置の拡大,炭素補償の実施,グリーン輸送の採用,廃棄物管理の改善が含まれています.
これらの戦略は,大学の持続可能性を促進し,グローバルな環境目標に貢献するために不可欠です.

キーワード:

CO2 排出量フットプリント温室効果ガスの方法高等教育機関持続可能性

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