South Korea is scaling its Carbon Neutrality Point system to incentivize sustainable living. The program pays citizens for activities like skipping paper receipts, using reusable containers, and installing balcony solar panels, with over 2.1 million people already participating. Managed by the Korea Environmental Industry & Technology Institute, the initiative aims to integrate carbon reduction into daily routines. By rewarding both consumers and businesses, the system creates a financial motive for reducing waste and adopting green energy solutions.
