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Carbon-Neutral Commercial Building Development
Journal of Management in Engineering, 2013It is well recognized that the construction industry is one of the largest contributors to global greenhouse gas emissions. This research investigates achieving carbon neutrality in commercial developments. A case study approach was adopted to gain an in-depth analysis of the first commercial building claimed to be carbon neutral in Australia.
Zuo, J., Read, B., Pullen, S., Shi, Q.
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Carbon neutrality orientation and carbon neutral cities
This chapter discusses the importance of carbon neutrality with regard to carbon-neutral cities to achieve net zero targets so that global warming can be reduced. The studies confirm that human beings cause global warming, but luckily, there is hope that humans can control it by taking positive steps.Ul-Durar, Shajara +2 more
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Carbon neutrality orientation and carbon neutral cities
2023Shajara Ul-Durar +2 more
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Strategies for Carbon Neutrality
Sustainability: The Journal of Record, 2008Abstract More than 400 colleges and universities have committed to addressing climate change in a meaningful way, including exploring strategies for becoming climate neutral. Since there is no blueprint for achieving such an aggressive goal, universities are exploring a variety of approaches and varying levels of commitments.
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2014
Among the main approaches to decarbonizing global economy, the switching to carbon-neutral energy sources such as nuclear and renewables (solar, wind, biomass, etc.) is mentioned most often. Nuclear energy is considered an important carbon mitigation option; despite the recent Fukushima accident, the majority of countries with nuclear power remain ...
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Among the main approaches to decarbonizing global economy, the switching to carbon-neutral energy sources such as nuclear and renewables (solar, wind, biomass, etc.) is mentioned most often. Nuclear energy is considered an important carbon mitigation option; despite the recent Fukushima accident, the majority of countries with nuclear power remain ...
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