How The UK Plan To Become Net Zero
Simply put “net zero” means that you remove the same amount of carbon from the atmosphere as you emit. This is the goal the UK government have set to achieve by 2050
Simply put “net zero” means that you remove the same amount of carbon from the atmosphere as you emit. This is the goal the UK government have set to achieve by 2050
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