Institutional development · Sustainability and civic impact · Iraq
University of Diyala department holds session on carbon footprint of soil improvement works
The Department of Roads and Airports Engineering at Iraq's University of Diyala held a discussion session on the carbon footprint of soil improvement works and ways to reduce it.
Why it matters: The University of Diyala's Department of Roads and Airports Engineering held a session linking soil improvement works to greenhouse gas emissions.
The University of Diyala said the Department of Roads and Airports Engineering in its College of Engineering held a discussion session titled 'The carbon footprint of soil improvement works and ways to reduce it'.
According to the university, the session was presented by assistant lecturer Hanan Jassim Mohammed.
The university reported that the session dealt with the concept of the carbon footprint and its relationship to greenhouse gas emissions resulting from activities.
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Abigail Taylor, Leadership and Governance Editor
The University of Diyala's Department of Roads and Airports Engineering held the session, which took the carbon footprint of soil improvement works and its link to greenhouse gas emissions as its subject.
