Advanced approaches towards policymaking for net zero emissions

Abstract

This short review highlights the extensive use of and full reliance on nonrenewable sources like fossil base fuels results in availability shortage, increased economy, depletion in the carbon sink, CO2 emission high, environmental pollution, drastic change in climate and mismanagement of waste. To overcome this problem, renewable resources together with nuclear-advanced approaches resulted in fewer carbon sources and are used to decarbonize the GHG/CO2 emissions, carbon storage technology and lower carbon pricing to achieve net-zero carbon sustainability in the environment. The proposed policies and their implementation occurrence at national and international levels also resulted in carbon-free production and enhanced consistency. On implementation of environmentally friendly policies, the problem could be solved by the global contribution of government, stakeholders, public sectors, engagement policy coherence and integration towards making and implementing policies via advanced approaches for achieving net-zero carbon emissions.