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What are the positions on achieving net-zero carbon? What are the positions on achieving net-zero carbon?
Net-zero carbon is possible with a measured, long-term approach Net-zero carbon is possible with a measured, long-term approach
Net-zero is unachievable through current targets Net-zero is unachievable through current targets
Net-zero is not enough to prevent climate change Net-zero is not enough to prevent climate change
Renewable energy is the way foward Renewable energy is the way foward
Changing attitudes are reason to be hopeful Changing attitudes are reason to be hopeful
The different approaches being employed are counter-productive The different approaches being employed are counter-productive
Our dependency on fossil fuels will make net-zero impossible Our dependency on fossil fuels will make net-zero impossible
The refusal to act from many large nations will fatally restrict emission-cutting aims The refusal to act from many large nations will fatally restrict emission-cutting aims
Negative emission technologies are undeveloped Negative emission technologies are undeveloped
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What are the positions on achieving net-zero carbon?
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Net-zero is not enough to prevent climate change

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Negative emission technologies are undeveloped

NETS are proposed as an essential means to reduce the build-up of greenhouse gasses and to meet the net-zero carbon goal. Yet they are still in the formative stage.
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