Why should we reduce carbon emissions and what is the significance?

Carbon credit is similar to carbon emission quota, that is, the government sets a carbon emission quota for each gasoline vehicle. If it is not enough, you can only buy it from an electric car company. Therefore, carbon credits are essentially industry subsidies for new energy car companies by traditional car companies.

The same is true of carbon emission quotas. At present, China's fossil fuel power generation accounts for 70%. If China gets 20 million tons of carbon emission quota, the proportion of clean energy in China will reach 50% in a few years, which means that China will have about 20% more carbon emission quota. Then, China can sell the surplus carbon emission rights to countries with insufficient carbon emission quotas.

First of all, it can reduce the exploitation of non-renewable energy on the earth and reduce the damage to mineral deposits, because most of the carbon is produced by burning fossil fuels.

Secondly, countries can be forced to accelerate the research and use of renewable energy and green energy.

The third is to promote the transformation of the world economy into a green economy and a sustainable economic situation.

Controlling carbon emissions can reduce air pollution, reduce greenhouse effect, reduce glacier melting, reduce sea level rise and protect the earth's ecological environment.