Setting a trajectory for CO2emission reduction in academic research: a case study of a French biophysics laboratory
Caroline Giuglaris,
Jean de Seze
Abstract:Climate change is a scientifically proven phenomenon caused by anthropic activities, which requires urgent and significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions. Despite the increasing vocalization of scientists advocating for political action, the issue of the environmental impact of academic research has been neglected for some time. Now, field-dependent initiatives have emerged, such as the non-profit organization My Green Lab, which delivers green certifications to biology and chemistry labs, and institut… Show more
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