The Management Approach to Global Warming by Quantitative Study and Calculation the Change of Greenhouse Gases Emission Area Based within the Period of 2020 Thailand’s Emergency Decree (COVID-19) by CCF Method, Chaiyaphum Municipality Case Study.

Abstract

The This research aims to study the quantity of greenhouse gas emissions in urban areas during the Royal Decree on Government Administration in Emergency Situations Due to the Coronavirus Crisis 2020 by CCF method from the Greenhouse Gas Management Organization Manual. The focus was on the study of the emission data of the four activities, namely the stationary burning group mobile burning group waste management group and agriculture, forestry, and land use groups of Chaiyaphum Municipality Area case study. It is also calculated and compared with the release data in 2016, the year before the outbreak. To collect relevant information, the data from Chaiyaphum Municipality Office, Chaiyaphum Provincial Electricity Authority Chaiyaphum, Livestock Office and Muang Chaiyaphum Agriculture Office were coordinated. The results were that in 2016, Chaiyaphum municipality area had greenhouse gas emissions of 119,768.55 tons CO2e or 3.27 tons CO2e per population. In 2020, there was 114,063.22 tons CO2e or 3.18 tons CO2e per population which decreased by 4.76 percent from 2016, as a burning group activity in place and the mobile burning group that decreased of 9.76 percent and 16.04 percent, respectively. Because of Corona virus outbreak situation causing people to reduce overall energy consumption, especially in transportation and use in business operations to be halted. Relevant agencies must prepare policy guidelines to cope with the increase in greenhouse gas emissions. If the situation of the Covid-19 outbreak ends in the future, the volume would increase again.