Carbon Neutral

Glossary

"Carbon Neutral"

Explain what carbon neutral means.

What is carbon neutral?

Carbon neutrality means balancing the amount of greenhouse gases emitted and absorbed on Earth. It means reducing greenhouse gas emissions, including carbon dioxide, as much as possible and absorbing any remaining emissions through various methods such as afforestation and forest management, thereby essentially bringing overall emissions to zero.

It is well known that an increase in greenhouse gas emissions leads to global warming. To prevent this, emissions must be reduced, but it is realistically difficult to completely eliminate emissions. Therefore, the idea of carbon neutrality is to subtract the emissions that cannot be reduced and bring them to zero.

Japan has set a goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2050.

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