
Subject | Bioresources & Agriculture
Today's AFOLU (Agriculture, Forestry, and Other Land Use) Sector and its Carbon Footprint
- AFOLU Sector
- Decarbonization Technologies
- Greenhouse Gas Emissions
- Deforestation Impact
- Circular Resource Management
This course serves as an introduction to the theory and case studies concerning mitigation strategies and decarbonization technologies in the AFOLU sector. We will explore instances where AFOLU, influenced by both physical characteristics and management strategies, either sequesters greenhouse gases (GHGs) or contributes to their release. Key topics to be covered include the impact of deforestation on greenhouse gas emissions, the production of ammonia-based fertilizers from natural gas, and the effects of fertilizers and manure management on emissions. Additionally, students will delve into the role of tilling in reducing organic carbon in soils and explore the potential for eutrophication caused by agricultural runoff. To ground these concepts, Japanese case studies will be presented, offering real-world examples of AFOLU decarbonization technologies. This foundational knowledge will set the stage for more advanced study in the second session.
Content/学習内容
Staff/スタッフ
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- Teacher
Yuki FuchigamiAssistant Professor, Mie University Faculty of Biological ResourcesKii-Kuroshio Bio-regional Field Science Center
Cretative Director
Adam Lobel
Representative Director
Kumano Shindo GIA