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In fact, the topic of carbon neutrality has been hot for a long time.
Since the Chinese government announced at the United Nations General Assembly in September last year that “we strive to reach the peak of carbon dioxide emissions by 2030 and strive to achieve carbon neutrality by 2060”, the heat for carbon neutrality has not diminished. In the stock market, new energy stocks and other theme concept stocks have risen wildly, and various economists, technology experts, and think tanks have also interpreted from different angles.
The essence of "carbon neutral":
As long as humans are active, they will continue to emit greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and methane, and these carbon-containing gases are considered to be the culprits of global warming. In order to slow down or control global warming, we have proposed that the carbon content of greenhouse gas emissions from human production and life should be offset with the amount of "carbon" recovered through greening and technology to achieve a carbon account and carbon budget balance.
The previous and current governance strategies are different:
In the past, human beings mainly dealt with visible and tangible emissions and pollutants such as the "three wastes", plastics, and garbage. However, in the future, "carbon neutrality" will deal with invisible "carbon" pollution. The former can "fight on their own," and some even transfer pollution to other countries, while the latter can only be solved collaboratively through global cooperation.
