Carbon Neutrality

To address climate change, carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions generated by sources such as transportation, power plants, and industrial processes must be less than or equal to the amount of carbon dioxide that is stored, both in natural sinks and mechanical sequestration.
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Workshops

CARB initiated a workshop series on carbon neutrality in January 2019. The series covers topics such as deep decarbonization across all sectors and related issues such as the social cost of carbon.

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Achieving Carbon Neutrality in California - Presentation

Achieving Carbon Neutrality in California - Report

FAQ Wildfire Emissions

CARB Staff presented key findings from two years of public engagement, modeling, and interagency collaboration – all exploring ways to achieve carbon neutrality by mitigating greenhouse gas emission across the whole economy and removing carbon from the atmosphere at the November Air Resources Board meeting.

California’s Greenhouse Gas Goals and Deep Decarbonization Presentation

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