Decarbonize Our Beautiful Planet

 

For All of Us

To go all the way to deep decarbonization, we must reconsider how we produce and use energy, as well as make a substantial shift to renewable and low-carbon energy sources.
In essence, achieving zero net emissions entails adopting clean energy technologies and moving away from fossil fuels to electricity.

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Mission

To educate humanity about the global impact of black carbon emissions, its direct effect in causing the glaciers and polar ice sheets to melt and the resulting direct affect on climate change. To support innovative and sustainable solutions to directly reduce black carbon that protect our climate in the near and long term.

Vision

To create a better, more sustainable future, starting with cutting black carbon and its effects through innovative projects that meet and exceed UN Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Climate Accord while providing a clearer focus towards slowing glacial and ice sheet melting.

What is Decarbonization?

Decarbonization refers to the process of reducing carbon intensity, thus lowering the amount of greenhouse gas emissions produced by the burning of fossil fuels. The term decarbonization literally means the reduction of carbon. What is precisely meant by this, is the conversion to an economic system that sustainably reduces and compensates for the emissions of carbon dioxide (CO₂).

The Fight

This generally involves decreasing CO2 output per unit of electricity generated. Reducing the amount of carbon dioxide occurring as a result of transport and power generation is essential to meet global temperature standards set by the Paris Agreement and the UK government.

A low-carbon or decarbonized economy is one that is based on energy sources that produce minimal amounts of greenhouse gases. All members of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) signed the historic Paris Agreement in December 2015, which was endorsed by consensus.

In total, 197 nations have committed to decreasing fossil fuel use and CO2 emissions gradually over a 50-year period in order to reach net carbon neutrality by 2050 and keep global warming below 2°C by the year 2100.

The ultimate (and hopeful) aim of decarbonization is to completely eliminate our carbon dioxide emissions.

More Challenges To Decarbonization

More Challenges To Decarbonization

More Challenges To DecarbonizationThere are many challenges to decarbonization that we need to be aware of. For example, one challenge is the large upfront costs associated with installing low-carbon technologies like solar and wind power. Another challenge is that...

The pathway to Decarbonization

The pathway to Decarbonization

The pathway to Decarbonization  Alternative energies and technological advancements in the renewable sector may help, but they are not enough alone. Reliance on energy sources has been primarily driven by cost and convenience, with environmental consequences...

The Challenges To Decarbonization

The Challenges To Decarbonization

The Challenges To Decarbonization  With respect to the decarbonization of the energy sector, things are not as good as they should be. We see the need for a transition away from an economy in which energy production is inexpensive and plentiful, and toward one...

The Benefits of Decarbonization

The Benefits of Decarbonization

The benefits of decarbonization  To keep global warming to well below 2°C, worldwide power generation must be rapidly and deeply decarbonized. Power production is likewise responsible for a variety of environmental effects beyond greenhouse gas emissions. The...

How Decarbonization Can Change The World?

How Decarbonization Can Change The World?

How decarbonization can change the world?  By reducing the use of carbon-intensive fossil fuels, decarbonization is defined as a reduction in their usage. The report finds that today, 81 percent of the world's power comes from fossil fuels. However, by 2050, it...

Why is decarbonization important?

Why is decarbonization important?

Why is decarbonization important?  What is decarbonization? The removal of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere is referred to as "decarbonization." Carbon dioxide captured from the atmosphere through planting trees, lowering fossil fuel use, and utilizing...

What is decarbonization?

What is decarbonization?

What is decarbonization?  The definition Decarbonization refers to the process of reducing carbon intensity, thus lowering the amount of greenhouse gas emissions produced by the burning of fossil fuels. The term decarbonization literally means the reduction of...

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