Reaching "Net Zero Carbon" By Puchakayala Charan Kumar Reddy, a student at Amity University Rajasthan The planet’s atmosphere is heating up and our oceans are acidifying at alarming rates because we burn too much fossil fuel. To put it simply, if we want to solve climate change we must go “net zero” – virtually eliminating all greenhouse gas emissions by the middle of the century. The terms “climate change” and “global warming” have become buzzwords in national politics, the media, and even everyday conversation. It’s such a big topic that it’s sometimes overwhelming to talk about. Some people call human-caused climate change the world’s greatest problem. Others deny its existence. Why is that? I examine different perspectives on human caused climate change to help answer this question. Ultimately, I aim to ask and answer a different, more important question: “What am I to do?” - Andrew Eliot Binder Climate ...