Measurement & boundary
Net zero
Net zero refers to achieving a balance between greenhouse gas emissions produced and emissions removed from the atmosphere, typically by a target year.
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What it is
Net zero refers to achieving a balance between greenhouse gas emissions produced and emissions removed from the atmosphere, typically by a target year. Setting and achieving net zero targets is central to climate action strategies and is increasingly expected by regulators, investors, and customers.
Why it matters
Setting and achieving net zero targets is central to climate action strategies and is increasingly expected by regulators, investors, and customers.
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