About Me
Moyuru is a science-interested and oriented 10th-grade student. He won the bronze medal in the Japan Astronomy Olympiad in middle school and has continued to study astronomy and develop his skills in that field. His eventual goal is to make humanity a more sustainable species even when we venture out into outer space and to push humanity farther. Previous experiences include participating in the 2024 Marist Brother International School Model United Nations and participating in The 1000 Crane Club, as well as being a member of the Student Council, and have worked on several projects to make the school more sustainable. He believes that turning the impossible into possible is the way to advancement and sustainability and being extremely efficient and simplified in design.
Project Description
The project we are working on, named "conserve." is a project aiming to reduce the carbon footprint at Hiroshima International School, and will consist of four parts. Inform, reduce, renew, and absorb. The "inform", will mainly focus on informing our school community about our current situation, and what we can do to reduce our carbon footprint. The "reduce" section is where we measure the reduction in electricity, measuring the amount of electricity we save just by being mindful of the ways in which we consume electricity regularly. "Renew", will focus on transforming our energy sources to renewable energy. Finally, "absorb", will be the planting of vegetation which will reduce the carbon footprint, even though we need to use electricity to engage in schoolwork.
This project will help the community of our school, as well as have an impact on global energy consumption, as each organization tries to reduce energy consumption, which will pile up and significantly change the amount of greenhouse gases emitted each day. The project will also allow for learning experiences as the "inform" section will help the students, especially the younger grades, get in touch with SDG work and work towards sustainability.