Students and faculty at Asansol Girls College in West Bengal are replacing motorized transport with bicycles to lower carbon dioxide emissions. The initiative, which expanded from a monthly Cycle Day to a more frequent practice, aims to reduce the institution's carbon footprint and support Net Zero goals. By shifting from cars to bikes, the college seeks to combat the energy crisis and reduce atmospheric pollutants like methane and sulfur dioxide. This move highlights the role of individual and institutional behavioral changes in achieving broader climate action targets.
