Carbon Neutral vs. Net Zero Carbon: What’s the Difference?
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2021
- Although carbon neutral and net zero carbon are closely related to each other, and even sometimes used interchangeably, there are some key differences between the two that are important to be aware of. For example, and perhaps the most important distinction, is what they mean in terms of reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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The highest energy users and carbon emitters are developed countries. And development costs energy - large amounts of it, and also emits large amounts of carbon and other wastes. If we go net-zero, the highest energy hogs and carbon emitters that are developed countries should go first and see how this method plays out - lead by example, and walk your talk - the developing countries will follow your lead, depending on how well you lead. Can the developed countries handle the loss of economic and social development by going Net Zero? We shall see.
This entire threat is the emperors new clothes..people are afraid to admit its not there
SUMARY: Net Zero is like Carbon Neutral, but with mitigation first. Is a long-term goalpost, and requires efforts that are not for everyone...
Note to UPSITE TECHNOLOGIES: Not every company can reduce their emissions, and you are shaming them for being carbon neutral. Companies do what they can, no what you want.
That's an OLD pseudo-thought of how to marketize, PREVENTING GLOBAL CATASTROPHY within a FRAMEWORK of PLAYING GAMES.
And nobody will say... what about being kind human beings, rather than playing this game.
I'm the only one who found this HARD WORK and was bothered to say something.
How is LARGE carbon producers, never given a name of a company? It's kind of odd.
Pretending to offer a history lesson, while all while disconnecting people with the economic activity so beneficial to themselves, while BLIND to all the harm to others...
the point ... it's amazing no body played along, even on YT NOT ONE.
So: Net Zero means reading by candles and putting on an overcoat to bed. OKkaayyy.
They are both a joke. We are in the midst of the greatest carbon drought in history!