Net Zero – What does it actually mean?
What is net zero?
Net zero refers to the balance between the amount of greenhouse gas (GHG) that's produced and the amount that's removed from the atmosphere.
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How important is net zero?
Climate science is clear that, to a close approximation, the eventual extent of global warming is proportional to the total amount of carbon dioxide that human activities add to the atmosphere. So, in order to stabilise climate change, CO2 emissions need to fall to zero.
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How important are companies for achieving net zero?
Reducing an organisation's carbon footprint directly reduces its environmental impact because carbon emissions are a major contributor to climate change and its catastrophic effects on the environment.
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Companies have the most impact on climate change as they are emitting xy % of the world's emissions.
How can net zero be reached?
Net zero can be achieved through a combination of emission reduction and emission removal.
Emission reduction:
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Emission removal:
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And now?
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