To achieve zero carbon emission is very necessary to make our planet healthy & safe for living standards not for human beings only but for all creatures, so in such case as technology is also at its peak we can't completely eliminate it as we are dependent on it nowadays. So is there any other way to achieve zero carbon emission without eliminating technology if it is so then what's the alternative that we can use and it should be environment friendly!
By definition, net-zero emissions can be achieved when any remaining greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) released by human activities are neutralised by removing all GHG emissions from the atmosphere. For example, the carbon removal process can help achieve net zero emissions.
First and foremost, net-zero does not only mean the necessary and drastic reduction of emissions, mainly caused by the combustion of fossil fuels, but the remaining emissions that cannot (yet) be avoided are to be reduced as close to zero as possible in the net-zero emissions scenario. Any remaining GHGs emissions should be balanced with an equivalent amount of carbon removal. This can, for example, be achieved by restoring forests or through direct air capture and storage (DACS) technology. The concept of net-zero emissions is akin to "climate neutrality."
Alright, answered to the point,
All the GHG we can't remove easily but we can do it close to zero or balance it with carbon zero emissions concept.
Thee need to be clean energy sources of energy and efficient storage and clean applications. At present that is probably electricity generation and batteries or hydrogen to generation.
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