The role of Green Library as a mean for environmental conservation
Keywords:
Environmental Conservation, Green Library, Environmental AwarenessAbstract
Environmental problems have grown in the 21st century partly as a result of a natural disaster crisis, including global warming, drought, flood and windstorm. The most important causes are the imbalance of natural resources consumption and the ecosystem. To solve that problem is to create a new pattern of environmental awareness behavior of people in society. The concept of Green Library was designed to support the Sustainable Development agenda by United Nations and sustainable education mission of an academic institute. However, the role of the Green Library is as a mean not only for environmental awareness but also in the lifelong learning process. The role of Green Library in supporting environmental awareness are divided into 2 types that comprise of 1) to be an environmental design feature that helps people learn how to access environmentally – friendly material and save the environment. 2) to be a knowledge base for increasing environmental awareness using the 3E principle – Empower, Engage and Energize.
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Aldrich, R. S., (2018). Sustainable thinking: ensuring your library’s future in an uncertain world. Chicago: American Library Association.
Antonelli, M. (2008). The Green library movement: an overview and beyond. Electronic Green Journal, 1(27), 1-12.
Aulisio, G. J. (2013). Green Libraries are more than just buildings. Electronic Green Journal, 1(35), 1-10.
BBC News.(2019). PABUK: know about worst tropical storm, off monsoon season hit the Gult of Thailand. Retrieved from https://www.bbc.com/thai/thailand-46744042 (In Thai)
Bannag, C. (2016). The relation between green economy and sustainable development. Tha Phra Chan: Faculty of Economic. (In Thai)
Carr, M. M. (2013). The green library planner: library needs to know before starting to build or renovate. New York: Scarecrow press.
Chiengkul, W. (2013). A new frame of economic: for life and peace eco-system. Bangkok: Bizbook Publisher. (In Thai)
Chowdhury, G. (2018). Information research for archiving sustainable development goals. Seminar presented at the meeting of Khon Kaen University Library, Khon Kaen, Thailand.
Committee of Green Library for community and environmental conservation of learning. (2018). Corporate social responsibility of Green Library: Project for Community and Environmental Conservation of Learning. PULINET Journal, 5(2), 24-33. (In Thai)
Department of Environmental Quality. (2015). How does human make decision for environment? Bangkok: Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment. (In Thai)
Dias, S. M. (2017). Environmental sustainability for public libraries in Portugal: a first approach. Electronic Green Journal, 1(40), 1-15.
Ditthakit, P., Chaisuwan, A. & Rusmee, P. (2017). Green Library: the proposition to changes. PULINET Journal, 4 (1), 158-168. (In Thai)
Ejechi, V. T. (2018). Awareness and perception of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), among, library personnel in Edo state University Library. Retrieved from https://www.researchgate.net/ENSULIB. (n.d.). IFLA Green Library Award. Retrieved from https://www.ifla.org/node/10159
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Fedorowicz-Kruszewska, M. (2019). Sustainable libraries – fashion or necessity? JLIS. it, 10 (1), 92−101.
Friend, G. (2014). Khiaw Phian Loik [The truth about green business] (Sarinee Achavanuntakul, Trans.). Bangkok: Open World. (In Thai)
Forest Resource Management Bureau no. 4 Phitsanulok. (2012). Environmental conservation definition. Retrieved 23 April 2019, from ww.forest.go.th. (In Thai)
Green Library Network. (2017). 51 Green Library Partner and Consultant. Retrieved from https://lib.ku.ac.th/kugreenlibrary/index.php/2017-04-11-02-06-38/39 (In Thai)
Hauke, P., Latimer, K. & Werner, K. U. (2013). The Green Library: The challenge of environmental sustainability. Berlin: International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions.
Hauke, P. & Werner, K. U. (2013, July 2). Going green as a marketing tool for libraries: environmentally sustainable management practices. Conference presented at the 2013 World Library and Information Congress by IFLA, Singapore.
Jankowska, M. A. & Marcum, J. W. (2010) Sustainability challenge for academic libraries: planning for the future. College & Research Libraries, 71(2), 160-170.
Karioja, E. & Niemitalo, J. (2012). A pilot survey of international delegates attending the IFLA World Library and Information Conference 2012 and comparison with the Finnish national survey: Sustainable libraries. IFLA Publications 161: The Green Library, the challenge of environmental sustainability. Retrieved from https://edoc.hu-berlin.de/bitstream/handle/18452/2951/137.pdf?sequence=1
Kometsopha, P. (2014). Knowing a green building. Retrieved from https://www.salforest.com/blog/green-building. (In Thai)
Kukreja, R. (n.d.) Environmental conservation. Retrieved from https://www.conserve-energy-future.com/methods-and-importance-of-environmental-conservation.php
Kurbanoglu, S. & Boustany, J. (2014). From Green Libraries to Green Information Literacy. Communications in Computer and Information Science, 492, 47-58.
Mepradit, K. (2016). Build environmental awareness to stop the polluted heritage. Retrieved from https://www.bangkokbiznews.com/blog/detail/637550 (In Thai)
Meher, P. & Parabhoi, L. (2017). Green library: an overview, issues with special reference to Indian libraries. International Journal of Digital Library Services, 7(2), 62-69.
Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment. (2013). Introduction to sustainable development. Bangkok: Natural Resource Cooperation Office. (In Thai)
Mostafavi, M. & Doherty, G. (2010). Ecological urbanism. Cambridge: Harvard University, Graduate School of Design.
Mungkung, R., Thunkijjanukij, A., Chimphae, T. & Hovanotayan, R. (2018). Moving forward the Learning Center for Energy and Environment in Accordance with Green Library Standard by Green Library Network and Thai Library Association. TLA Bulletin, 61(1), 33-46. (In Thai)
New World Encyclopedia. (n.d.). Green Library. Retrieved from https://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Green_library
Noh, Y. & Ahn, I. J. (2018, March). Evaluation Indicators for Green Libraries and Library Eco-friendliness. International Journal of Knowledge Content Development & Technology, 8 (1), 51-77.
Office of The National Economic and Social Development Board. (2017). Problem in road-map establishment and mechanic to drive. Roadway to Sustainable Development Goal Journal, 4(2560), 33-34. (In Thai)
Patil, S. S. (2018). Green library initiatives: an overview. International Conference on Internet of Things and current trends in libraries (ITCTL 2018). 109-116.
Philahorm, W. (2019). Let’s go to use cold storage glass @MSU library. Seminar presented at the meeting of PULLINET 9th, Burapa University, Thailand. (In Thai)
Pitchathak78. (2018). Environmental conservation. Retrieved from https://prakeaw.igetweb.com/index.php?mo=3&art=260300
Rodsoodthi, S. (2018). Participation Technique for “User Experience” in library service 4.0. Journal of Library and information Science Srinakharinwirot University, 11(1), 209-219. (In Thai)
Sahavirta, H. (2012). Showing the green way: Advocating green values and image in a Finnish public library. International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions Journal, 38(3), 239–242.
Setsiroj, B. & Nuchamon, N. (2012). Proceeding of Rio+20: from sustainable development to green economic mainstream. Bangkok: The Thailand Research Fund. (In Thai)
Sridokchan, W. (2016). Environmental conservation [Power Point Slides] Retrieved from https://biochem.flas.kps.ku.ac.th/01999213/01999213conservation.pdf
TK Park. (n.d.). Green library: green design, green service in world conservation main stream. Retrieved from https://www.tkpark.or.th/eng/articles_detail/363/ห้องสมุดสีเขียว (In Thai)
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2019-05-29
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รอดสุทธ (Rodsoodthi) ช. (Shanana). (2019). The role of Green Library as a mean for environmental conservation. Journal of the Faculty of Arts, Silpakorn University, 41(1), 129–149. Retrieved from https://so04.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/jasu/article/view/192405
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