Emissions targets refer to specific limits or goals set by governments, organizations, or countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. These targets are usually established with the aim of mitigating climate change and reducing the impacts of human activities on the environment. Emissions targets can be set for various sectors such as energy production, transportation, industry, and agriculture. The targets may involve specific reductions in carbon dioxide or other greenhouse gas emissions over a certain period of time. Companies, organizations, and governments often develop strategies to meet their emissions targets through the use of renewable energy sources, energy efficiency measures, and other sustainable practices.