2021 Accounting Report on Carbon Emission Consumption for International Campus, Zhejiang University

Submitted by sc_admin on Fri, 04/22/2022 - 05:42

International Campus, Zhejiang University (International Campus for short) located in Haining, Zhejiang Province, with covering area of 800,000m2 (1200mu) and building area of 399,300m2. From the very beginning of its construction, International Campus has adhered to the concept of "people-oriented, low-carbon, and green".

2020 Accounting Report on Carbon Emission for International Campus, Zhejiang University

Submitted by sc_admin on Sat, 05/08/2021 - 09:07

Since the 19th century, the global average temperature has risen by 1°C, becoming the hottest period in 120,000 years. In 2018, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released an authoritative report, which pointed out that to slow down global warming, the use of fossil fuels must be completely stopped and achieve zero carbon emissions by 2050.

 

2019 Accounting Report on Carbon Emission Consumption for International Campus, Zhejiang University

Submitted by admin on Mon, 02/17/2020 - 08:40

International Campus, Zhejiang University is always committed into pilot tasks to lead the green campus construction in China. In 2019, the Library and the Learning and Teaching Building North A of the International Campus had been awarded the LEED O+M platinum certification. This means that the International Campus, Zhejiang University, has become the first university in the world that have passed the LEED v4.1 ARC platinum certification.

2018 Accounting Report on Carbon Emission Consumption for International Campus, Zhejiang University

Submitted by admin on Thu, 05/23/2019 - 02:13

What humans can do to make contribution to influence global climate is to change ratios of greenhouse gas, aerosol (fine particulate matter) and cloud in the atmosphere. Greenhouse gas and aerosol will impact the amounts of inward solar radiation and outward infrared (thermal) radiation—part of Earth energy balance, which means global climate system can be interfered by controlling proportion and features of greenhouse gas and aerosol.