You are already on the road to a carbon "net-zero" future.

• Aim & set ambitious but achievable carbon reduction targets. United States, Residential Communities and Commerical Companies should set targets that are in line with the Paris Agreement's goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C. These targets should be science-based and regularly reviewed to ensure they are still ambitious enough. Carbon Credits are real, and valued. 
• Measure and track emissions. We need to accurately measure their emissions in order to track their progress towards net zero. Use a credible emissions accounting methodology and report their emissions publicly.
• Invest in renewable energy and energy efficiency. 
• Offset remaining emissions. If a company is unable to fully eliminate its emissions, it can offset its remaining emissions by investing in projects that remove carbon from the atmosphere. These projects can include planting trees, restoring wetlands, or capturing and storing carbon dioxide.
• Be transparent and accountable. Companies should be transparent about their emissions and their progress towards net zero. They should report their emissions publicly and be held accountable for meeting their targets.

Here are some additional tips for companies that want to be trusted on their journey to carbon net-zero:

• Choose carbon removal projects that are credible and have a positive impact on the environment. There are many different carbon removal projects available, so it is important to choose ones that are credible and have a positive impact on the environment. Some of the factors to consider when choosing a carbon removal project include the project's methodology, its impact on biodiversity, and its social and economic benefits.
• Be transparent about any emissions you are offsetting. When you offset your emissions, it is important to be transparent about the emissions you are offsetting. This means disclosing the amount of emissions you are offsetting, the project you are offsetting with, and the methodology used to calculate the emissions.
• Support policies that promote carbon neutrality. 
• Companies can also support policies that promote carbon neutrality. This includes supporting policies that reduce emissions, promote renewable energy, and invest in carbon removal.

By following these tips, you are committed to achieving carbon "net-zero" and that they are taking the necessary steps to be trusted on their journey.