As a result, countries around the world have banded together to decarbonize the energy grid. Japan, Canada, and the EU have already passed legally binding net zero commitments, and more than 130 countries have now set or are considering a policy target of reducing emissions to net zero, including China (by 2060) and the U.S. (by 2030).

A non-exhaustive list includes: strict building standards to improve energy efficiency and renewable technologies; mandatory energy-efficiency building retrofits (with options for cheap loans to be paid back via the saved energy bills); a frequent flyer levy, penalizing each additional flight at an increasing rate; bans on road and airport expansio

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Every deal made at Lowercarbon Capitol has the potential for more than 1 gigaton of carbon removal