How to effectively reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the industrial sector is a global challenge. To address this challenge, the following measures can be taken: control the production of greenhouse gases at the source. This means taking into account low-carbon and environmentally friendly factors at the product design stage, such as using fewer raw materials and optimizing production processes. In addition, clean and low-carbon fossil fuels should be prioritized, while gradually replacing high-carbon raw materials or fuels, such as using renewable energy. These measures help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions at the source. 
Controlling the production process is also key to reducing carbon emissions. This involves the optimization of production processes and energy saving and emission reduction. Carbon emissions can be significantly reduced by improving production technology and equipment, improving energy efficiency and reducing unnecessary waste. At the same time, it is essential to strengthen the management and monitoring of the production process. End-of-line treatment is also an important means to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the industrial sector. These include the use of direct air carbon capture technologies and carbon capture utilization and storage (CCUS), which can capture and treat greenhouse gases before they are released into the atmosphere, which may be necessary in some cases, according to the Carbon Cloud Management Center. Coordinated carbon reduction is the key to achieving more efficient carbon emission reduction. Collaboration between digitalization and greening, collaboration in pollution reduction and carbon reduction, and collaboration within the industrial chain is needed. By integrating resources and technologies from different fields, more efficient carbon emission reduction and more sustainable development can be achieved. At the same time, enterprises should also strengthen cooperation to jointly promote the low-carbon transformation of the industrial sector. Carbon emissions management
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