Net ZERO: Sectoral Pathways, Corporate Action and Social Impact examines the policy, social, and economic frameworks driving just and inclusive net-zero transitions. The book explores integrated strategies in circular economy, waste and water management, sustainable agriculture, biodiversity preservation, and low-carbon development. It highlights cutting-edge approaches in governance, corporate responsibility, and community engagement, with case studies that illustrate how collaborative innovation and ethical leadership can translate global climate commitments into practice. By addressing both technological solutions and equity-driven models, the volume provides a timely roadmap for aligning sustainability goals with resilience and justice. Designed for policymakers, business leaders, sustainability professionals, and academic researchers, this reference equips readers with evidence-based insights and practical tools for climate action. Graduate and postgraduate students in environmental sciences and policy will benefit from its structured coverage of governance frameworks and applied strategies. The book offers a vital contribution to advancing sustainable development and achieving equitable, long-term decarbonisation outcomes.

• Offers an essential reference on integrated strategies for circular economy, sustainable agriculture, and waste management to accelerate the global net-zero transition
• Explores biodiversity, social equity, and climate justice as the core dimensions for building long-term resilience
• Provides critical insights into corporate responsibility, governance, and innovation in driving inclusive, low-carbon solutions
• Focuses on global policy frameworks and equity-driven adaptation models to guide a practical roadmap for sustainable and just decarbonisation outcomes