Green Education Project Evaluation and Development Path under Low-Carbon Context

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This Environmental problem is of common interest currently, and it is vital to the human development in the future. According to the research situation and its disadvantage, this dissertation emphasizes the importance of green environment awareness in the environmental protection, the importance of green education project on the cultivation of environmental awareness, as well as the important role played by colleges and universities. This dissertation sets up a system of green evaluation indexes, and presents an evaluation model based on the fuzzy analytic hierarchy process (FAHP).

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