Why ZER0 carbon?

Greenhouse gases act like an invisible thermal blanket, continuously trapping heat from the sun and causing the Earth's temperature to rise. Major greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide remain in the atmosphere for varying durations, with carbon dioxide persisting for hundreds to thousands of years, leading to long-term warming effects. This means that even if we were to stop emissions today, the accumulated greenhouse gases would continue to impact the climate, resulting in irreversible consequences such as glacier melting, intensified extreme weather events, and ecosystem disruptions. As greenhouse gas concentrations keep rising, global warming becomes increasingly difficult to control, threatening food security, causing sea levels to rise, and endangering human health. Therefore, we must take immediate and decisive action to reduce emissions, accelerate the development of renewable energy, and enhance carbon capture technologies to slow down global warming and ensure the stability of the Earth's ecosystems. Delays will only make the crisis worse—urgent and effective climate action is our only way forward.