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Net-zero carbon is possible with a measured, long-term approach
This position holds that net-zero carbon is achievable through a measured, long-term approach. It argues that, with careful planning and new legislation, the goal is viable for all nations—pointing to renewable energy as the way forward and shifting public attitudes as cause for hope.
Supporting arguments · 2
- Renewable energy is the way fowardSolar, wind, and geothermal energy biofuels and biomass have taken an increasingly prominent role in powering nations such as the UK. As long as we upscale our use of them, the net-zero target will be in reach.
- Changing attitudes are reason to be hopefulAn invigorated response on a local and international scale has revealed that the world is ready to take climate change seriously. With strong policy and leadership, we can expect to make a difference.