Climate action and carbon neutrality: What, why and who?

BIRMINGHAM, U.K. - Nov. 15, 2021 - PRLog -- We can certainly agree that sooner is better than later for most of us, but there are a lot of opinions on climate change and the action that needs to be taken. However, rising sea levels, severe weather events and other environmental shifts affect everyone, from New York traders through to small farmers in Uganda.

But, it's far from a desperate situation. Climate change is being addressed, and it will take efforts from all of us to start turning back the clock. There is still time to change! From energy and industry through to forestry and agriculture, we can work towards limiting global temperature and bringing things back to normal.

Climate action is a subject close to many hearts, and global governments are broadly in agreement that something needs to be done. So, who's currently doing the heavy lifting? ESCREO have prepared more information on the topic in their latest article. They provide answers to the following questions:

- What is carbon neutrality
- Who inspires climate action and why?
- Who else is taking action?
- What example are ESCREO setting?

It's truly inspiring to see just how many governmental, charitable, commercial and individual efforts are being made to bring down carbon levels. The truth is that it will take all of us, and remember that even the smallest actions can have a big effect. Let's keep doing what we're doing, together!

If you are interested to learn more on the topic, you can read the full article prepared by ESCREO on their website at: https://escreo.com/uk/blog/carbon-neutrality-whiteboard-p....