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          What Going Carbon Neutral Means

           
          If any company is achieving zero carbon dioxide emission, that is called a carbon-neutral company. The process is called carbon neutrality. Companies reach carbon neutrality in two different ways.
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          The importance of becoming carbon neutral

          • Environmental pollution is reduced, and living quality and health are improved.
          • A boost to long-term economic growth and the creation of environmentally friendly jobs.
          • Reduces the impact of climate change on food and water security.
          • Aligns with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, decreasing the risks associated with climate change on both public and private levels.

          How to become carbon neutral

          Carbon Offsetting

          Emissions of carbon dioxide are an inescapable aspect of modern living. However, the excellent thing is that businesses now have a variety of options for not only assessing and recording their own carbon footprint but also developing strategies to minimize or even eliminate these carbon emissions ensuring high-integrity carbon offsetting.

          Calculate your carbon offset

          Biodiversity Credits

          A Biodiversity Credit is a unique way to measure the net positive consequences of your expenditure on 1 hectare of land that has been saved, rehabilitated, or maintained through sustainable management in a transparent manner. It will enable you to invest in projects that will add value to the company while also providing actual advantages to a land area and its people.

          Offset your carbon

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