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Carbon Neutrality and Climate (Thematic Report)

by Sudura Zakir | 17-07-2021 14:36 recommendations 0

Carbon neutrality is one of the major issue in present days.To reach balance between emission of carbon and absorption of carbon from atmosphere in carbon sinks.Many countries are working hard to reach the goal of carbon neutrality.USA,Germany,Korea,France,UK,Japan,China and many more countries working for achieving carbon neutrality.To maintain climate and nature we should reduce CO2.

In our day to day life,everything we do produces carbon.From driving to powering our home-operations of business,green house gases,burning fossil fuel and so on.We need to resolve these cases.Therefore, to maintain carbon neutrality we need to consider many things.We can use electric cars,solar panels for houses,stop wasting natural resources.When it comes about business we have to consider it perfectly.Such as;Offset emissions through a wide choice of high quality projects around the world,develop their marketing and communications strategy around their environmental credentials,set their carbon neutrality and carbon management strategies,implementing cost effective carbon reduction programs, calculate & track their carbon footprint.We can use renewable energy and nuclear power to reduce carbon emission.

To consider carbon neutral an organization should reduce carbon footprint to zero.Many countries announced dates to become carbon neutral.Some of them pledged to become carbon neutral by 2050.Two countries achieved carbon neutrality are Bhutan and Suriname.So it is necessary for all of us to save the earth.For this,our goal should be to maintain ecological balance and reduce carbon emission.
 
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5 Comments

  • Yuseon Mentor says :
    Hi Sudura,

    This is your mentor Yuseon:D

    In an earlier report, I read that Bhutan and Suriname are the only carbon neutral country.
    From what I've heard I thought that many nations decided to participate in zero-carbon,
    and pledged that they would achieve it before 2050. It is quite surprising that the two nations succeeded in doing so, in such a short time. I wonder what their secret is.

    Hope to hear more from you:)


    Posted 30-07-2021 00:13

  • Debbie Mentor says :
    Dear Sudura,

    This is your mentor Debbie. :)
    I think it's really important to realize that "everything we do produces carbon" as you said in your first sentence of the second paragraph! In this way, we can think about whether we really need to proceed an action or use a product - does it justify the amount of carbon emissions we produce?! Great job with the report. Keep it up! :)

    Best,
    Debbie
    Posted 25-07-2021 08:09

  • Sandhya Adhikari says :
    Hello Sudura,
    I do hope you are fine there and doing great with your works,

    On our daily life we do alot of things that absolutely produce much carbon. So in order to maintain carbon neutrality we need to consider on various things.

    We must shift our habit and things that produce much carbon.

    Keep sharing,
    We are eager to read much from you,

    Yours,
    Sandhya
    Posted 18-07-2021 03:16

  • Bindu Dhakal says :
    Hello Sudura,
    Hope you are doing great,
    Thank you for your informative report on Carbon neutrality and climate change,
    Keep writing,
    Green Cheers,
    Bindu
    Posted 17-07-2021 15:16

Meena Pandey

  • Meena Pandey says :
    Hello Sudura,
    I agree with you that most of the things we do in our day to day life,everything we do produces carbon. We must switch things that produces carbon to reduce the carbon foot prints. Thanks for writing this report and your time.

    I want to give you a kind reminder to fill this form which will take just a minute so that we can get connected in the coming days too.

    Form link : http://forms.gle/G2Qa9iXjhDXxcWcr9

    Yours,
    Meena

    GREEN CHEERS

    Posted 17-07-2021 14:51

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