Sustainable Development

Carbon neutral and net zero – what do they mean?

carbon neutral net zero

Both carbon neutral and net zero refer to different actions that are essential to combat climate change. Image: Unsplash/ Appolinary Kalashnikova

Samuel Kingsley
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