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Manchester's 2038 carbon zero target is significantly more ambitious than the UK's national target of 2050. This means the city aims to eliminate or offset all its greenhouse gas emissions much sooner. The current slower progress, as highlighted in the story, makes achieving this accelerated goal particularly challenging for the city.
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