Reducing scope 3 emissions: commuter students.

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Kenyon, S. 2024. Reducing scope 3 emissions: commuter students.
AuthorsKenyon, S.
TypeConference paper
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In this conference paper, Dr Kenyon raises awareness of the existence and impact of commuter students in the UK. To address the climate crisis, Dr Kenyon presents a call to action for the sector, to:

- Recognise the new commuter student culture in the UK;
- Understand: collect consistent, comparable data; and
- Adapt our operations.

KeywordsClimate change ; Commuter students; Environment; Higher education; Scope 3 emissions
Year2024
ConferenceUniversities, Sustainability and the Climate Crisis 2024.
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