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 In order for one to be considered carbon neutral, one must balance the amount of carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere by a particular activity, like flying, driving or operating a data center, with an equal amount of carbon sequestration or carbon offsets from a third party. To be considered carbon neutral, an individual or organization must reduce its carbon footprint to zero.
| | How to Achieve Carbon Neutrality | | Step One: | Calculate your carbon footprint (GHG) | | Step Two: | Make necessary adjustments for emissions-free electricity purchases, if any | | Step Three: | Implement emissions reduction measures | | Step Four: | Compute your remaining carbon, GHG emissions | | Step Five: | Purchase carbon credits | | Step Six: | Communicate your carbon neutrality |
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