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\nChiang Mai University recognizes the importance of climate change and has announced its commitment to becoming a carbon-neutral university. This framework outlines five key operational principles, reflecting the integration of clean energy, research, innovation, and community collaboration:
\n\ud83c\udf31 Theme 1: Carbon Footprint Monitoring
\nMonitoring and managing greenhouse gas emissions
\nThe university has developed a digital platform for collecting and analyzing carbon footprint data to plan and implement greenhouse gas emission reduction measures in a systematic, transparent, and auditable manner.
\n\u2600\ufe0f Theme 2: GHG Mitigation
\nReducing greenhouse gas emissions
\nThrough energy efficiency measures, investments in renewable energy sources such as solar and biomass, and waste management to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, CMU has become a model for clean energy and sustainable environmental management.
\n\ud83c\udf33 Theme 3: GHG Removal, Capture & Storage
\nThe university promotes research in Carbon Capture and Storage (CCUS) technology, along with restoring green spaces, planting trees, and creating natural carbon sinks. Ready to promote the Carbon Offset project in collaboration with surrounding communities.
\n\ud83d\udd04 Theme 4: Climate Adaptation & Resilience
\nAdaptation and strengthening resilience to climate change.
\nCMU conducts research and development to address the impacts of climate change and builds collaborative networks with external agencies to enhance the resilience and safety of students, staff, and local communities.
\n\ud83d\udcda Theme 5: Education, Research & Community Outreach
\nEducation, research, and knowledge transfer to society.
\nThe university has established a learning center, developed curricula, and conducted research on energy and sustainability. It has also fostered partnerships with the public, private, and local communities to broaden its reach and benefit Thai society as a whole.
\nThe implementation of these five conceptual frameworks reflects Chiang Mai University’s commitment to becoming not only an educational institution and research center, but also a model for environmental and energy management, aiming to become a carbon-neutral university, inspiring society and the nation to move towards true sustainability. \ud83c\udf0d\u2728<\/p>\n
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