脱炭素に向けた地域住民の意識調査: 奄美大島瀬戸内町におけるアンケート調査に基づいた事例研究 / Understanding perceptions of citizens toward decarbonization: A case study based on survey in Setouchi Town in Amami-O
地球環境学 / Global Environmental Studies.. Tokyo: Sophia University; 2023
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Publication Title 地球環境学 / Global Environmental Studies Issue Title 脱炭素に向けた地域住民の意識調査: 奄美大島瀬戸内町におけるアンケート調査に基づいた事例研究 / Understanding perceptions of citizens toward decarbonization: A case study based on survey in Setouchi Town in Amami-Oshima, Japan Author Yamagishi, Yuri
Suzuki, MasachikaPublication Date 2023-12-22 Place of Publication Tokyo Publisher Sophia University Pages XX, 20 Language jpn Abstract In the time of the global target set to move forward to carbon neutrality in 2050, it has become a key agenda to promote decarbonization among various local communities. The roles of the local municipalities as well as collaborations with key stakeholders in the local communities are essential in this effort. In July 2021, Setouchi Town in Amami-Oshima located in the south of Japan declared to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 40% by 2030 to achieve carbon neutrality in the future. This study conducts a survey among local citizens about their perceptions toward the necessary transition toward decarbonization. With respect to the introduction of renewal energy, a majority of the surveyed citizens expressed positive opinions about it, while there are concerns among them toward stable electrical supply, landscape, and noise. In particular, approximately 70% of them have shown positive views to the introduction of wind power generation in the community. On the other hand, many have pointed out the lack of information and financial resources as well as human resources. These issues need to be addressed to move forward decarbonization in the community. Keyword Carbon neutrality
Decarbonization
Japan
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