Contemporary college students can help double carbon by not ordering takeout, refusing disposable goods, shopping in supermarkets with handbags, turning off lights when leaving classrooms and dormitories, turning on lights when alone in classrooms, taking public transport when going out, sorting garbage, and saving water.

Plus the carbon neutrality of the peak carbon dioxide emission, referred to as "double carbon". The peak of carbon dioxide emissions means that at a certain moment, carbon dioxide emissions stop increasing and reach a peak, and then gradually fall back. Carbon neutrality means that carbon dioxide emissions "live within our means".

In September, 2020, China clearly set the targets of "peak carbon dioxide emission" in 2030 and "carbon neutrality" in 2060. The so-called "carbon" refers to natural resources composed of carbon such as oil, coal and wood. The more "carbon" is consumed, the more carbon dioxide is produced.

On the one hand, we should fully understand the existing international and domestic laws and regulations on energy conservation and environmental protection, and understand the difficulties, contradictions and loopholes of these laws and regulations in practice. On this basis, we will thoroughly study and master the successful experience and failure lessons of existing laws and regulations in practice, and strive to make positive contributions to energy conservation and environmental protection legislation.

On the other hand, through social practice and volunteer action, actively participate in energy conservation and environmental protection supervision and law enforcement, and actively participate in beneficial practical activities such as non-governmental environmental protection groups, and strive to do a good job in energy conservation and environmental protection law enforcement and supervision.

College students should remember that "low-carbon life" represents a healthier, more natural, safer, low-cost and low-cost consumption mode, which is essentially different from the traditional consumption mode that focuses on physical consumption, takes quantity as the standard of consumption level, is supported by massive consumption of energy resources, and pursues temporary satisfaction while ignoring future consumption demand.