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"Carbon intensive" refers to activities, processes, or industries that produce a high amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions relative to their output or energy use. This term is often applied to sectors like fossil fuel extraction, coal-fired power generation, and certain manufacturing processes. The high carbon emissions contribute significantly to climate change and environmental degradation. Reducing carbon intensity is a key goal in efforts to achieve sustainability and mitigate global warming.

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