A thorough explanation of the differences between decarbonization and carbon neutrality, along with related terms.
We will also introduce related terms, the Japanese government's initiatives, the benefits of decarbonization for companies, and methods for achieving decarbonization!
As global warming becomes more serious, efforts are being made around the world to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Among the terms that are often heard are "decarbonization" and "carbon neutrality." While these two terms are quite similar, they actually have clear differences. It is important to avoid confusing these terms when engaging in CSR activities. This article will clearly explain the differences between decarbonization and carbon neutrality. *For more details, you can view the related links. For further information, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*
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