Carbon neutral vs. net zero - understanding the difference

As the conversation about climate change grows louder, we had to familiarize ourselves with the language used to describe what it all means. With buzzwords like net zero and carbon neutral entering our vocabulary, we're increasingly informed—and better equipped—to understand the steps needed to protect the environment.

But do the two terms – carbon neutral and net zero – refer to the same thing? You'd be forgiven for getting it wrong, as they seem to be used interchangeably by politicians, businesses, scientists and experts leading the climate debate. (More on nationalgrid.com)

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