The principle of climate neutrality means that greenhouse gas emissions that result from the printing process can be counter-balanced by saving the same quantity it produces, but elsewhere. This includes calculating those emissions that arise from raw materials (paper, ink, chemicals), fountain solutions, cleaning agents, the printing process itself, and even delivery. Even the emissions that are a by-product of the necessary labor - printing the annual report, for instance - are included in the carbon emissions assessment. All relevant parameters must be taken into account to ensure reliable and responsible involvement in climate protection.