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Achieving net-zero emissions

To meet the goals of the Paris Agreement and hold planetary heating to levels that will avoid the worst impacts of climate change, countries, cities, regions, businesses and investors must reduce their carbon emissions to zero - or offset the difference - by mid-century. How are they doing it, and where are the challenges and opportunities?

As firms chase net-zero, backers say offsets are a partial answer Laurie Goering
Russia's far east sets unexpected climate target: net zero by 2025 Angelina Davydova
Businesses join to hunt 'right recipe' for zero-carbon industries Megan Rowling
Climate primer: Why is everyone talking about 'net zero'? Megan Rowling
UN climate chief urges world 'in a tough spot' to keep fighting Laurie Goering
California leads U.S. sprint towards electric vehicles Matthew Lavietes
Back to the future: Swedish firm bets on wind-powered ships Alister Doyle
Norway hikes cash for rainforests, aiming to slow losses Alister Doyle
Africa shrugs off net-zero push without finance to follow Laurie Goering
UK citizens' assembly wants 'fair' path to 2050 net-zero emissions Laurie Goering
Aiming to be carbon-neutral? Don't rely on planting trees Laurie Goering
Can planting trees really stop climate change? Thomson Reuters Foundation