Can Analytics Help Reduce Carbon Emissions? A Study of the United States Environmental and Sustainability Impact through the Lens of Business and Data Analytics

Cutting carbon emissions is one of the most important steps in fighting climate change, and the United Statesbeing one of the largest pollutershas a big responsibility. This study looks at how business and data analytics can help reduce carbon emissions. Analytics tools allow companies and governments to track energy use in real-time, predict future trends, and run operations more efficiently. We used data from 2022 to 2024, including carbon emissions levels, how much analytics was being used in energy systems, and how many smart buildings were in use. Our analysis shows a strong negative link (r = -0.96, p < 0.01) between the use of analytics and the amount of carbon emissions. This means that as more organizations used analytics, carbon emissions went down. These results show that using data and technology can make a real difference in protecting the environment. It also highlights the importance of including analytics in climate policies and sustainability planning (U.S. EPA, 2024; DOE, 2023).

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International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
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2025-10-13
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https://doi.org/10.22214/ijraset.2025.74367
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Can Analytics Help Reduce Carbon Emissions? A Study of the United States Environmental and Sustainability Impact through the Lens of Business and Data Analytics

Muleka Christelle Masudi
International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
Big Data and Business Intelligence
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Can Analytics Help Reduce Carbon Emissions? A Study of the United States Environmental and Sustainability Impact through the Lens of Business and Data Analytics

Muleka Christelle Masudi
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Cutting carbon emissions is one of the most important steps in fighting climate change, and the United Statesbeing one of the largest pollutershas a big responsibility. This study looks at how business and data analytics can help reduce carbon emissions. Analytics tools allow companies and governments to track energy use in real-time, predict future trends, and run operations more efficiently. We used data from 2022 to 2024, including carbon emissions levels, how much analytics was being used in energy systems, and how many smart buildings were in use. Our analysis shows a strong negative link (r = -0.96, p < 0.01) between the use of analytics and the amount of carbon emissions. This means that as more organizations used analytics, carbon emissions went down. These results show that using data and technology can make a real difference in protecting the environment. It also highlights the importance of including analytics in climate policies and sustainability planning (U.S. EPA, 2024; DOE, 2023).

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