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In the simplest of terms, carbon neutrality means having net-zero carbon dioxide emissions. To achieve this, you have to balance carbon emissions with carbon removal. For every amount of carbon, a company or country produces, it should be taking steps to remove the same amount of carbon from the atmosphere if it wants to achieve carbon neutrality.

Of course, like most things in life, carbon neutral is a lot easier said than done, and while countries and organizations have been making promised to become carbon neutral for a while, the results have been mixed.

Many companies, organizations, and countries will attempt carbon offsetting, which is a term to describe creating less or no emissions in one place to make up for carbon emissions elsewhere. Unfortunately, it's not a perfect system and there's plenty of criticism about carbon offsetting being less than effective.