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    Climate Change and Carbon Reduction Initiatives for Sustainable Campus
    (European Journal of Social Sciences, 2009) Kadaruddin Aiyub; Kadir Arifin; Azahan Awang; Jamaluddin Md. Jahi; Shaharuddin Ahmad; Mohd. Talib Latif; Ahmad Fariz Mohamed
    Climate change is a global issue that needs to be tackled by every individual, groups, organization and nations. With our current path of development, climate change seems inevitable. Mitigation measures and adaptation strategies need to be set up just to avoid any further destruction. As IPCC reported that current CO2 level is around 380ppm and will increased to 450ppm under business as usual scenario, stabilization at this point will increased temperature by 2° C. Any increasing in temperature beyond this point will risk human life.This research promote one of mitigating measure, Carbon Reduction Initiatives (CRI) that involved behavior changes on individual and using financial gains as encouragement point.
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    Urban traffic changes and CO2 generation in small cities: the case study of Seremban and Nilai
    (Environmental Management Society Malaysia, 2010) Ahmad Fariz Mohamed; Mohd Talib Latiff
    This findings of this show that there is a significant relationship between urban traffic and air pollution for both Seremban and Nilai townships. However the pollution condition trends show no critical incidents where air pollution becomes important issues for them. This is due to unavailability of other analyses such as comfort level and health. Moreover, no study has been conducted to understand what the level of acceptance for traffic volume is and it's emission to the city air space. Therefore management for better traffic needs to determine the flow and carrying capacity of city for its traffic volume is badly needed.