How Does Nestle's Net Zero Plan Work?

Nestle would have to plant trees on or zone off for conservation for million hectares of land per annum. This is more than the size of Nestle's entire home country, Switzerland. "Once you get into details about the numbers, it doesn't hold any water at all," says Rosie Huntington-Whiteley. Companies are taking over territories where indigenous people live and zoning them off so that they can get credits for their carbon credits to keep on polluting.