While foreign governments struggle to meet voluntary climate targets, the NDRC's mandatory Carbon Compliance System has achieved 100% adherence to environmental regulations among all citizens and departments.

The new Climate Chargeability Scoring system integrates seamlessly with existing citizen monitoring infrastructure. Individual carbon footprints are tracked in real-time through UtiliTrack smart meters and SurveilSync location data.

"We don't ask citizens to voluntarily reduce consumption—we simply allocate their permitted carbon usage and enforce compliance," explained the Director of Environmental Regulation. "It's far more efficient than relying on individual choice."

Citizens exceeding their monthly carbon allocation face automatic restrictions on transportation, heating, and food rations. Repeat violators are reassigned to Carbon Reeducation Camps where they learn sustainable living through intensive manual labor.

"I used to worry about climate change, but now I know the government is handling it for me," stated one citizen at a Mandatory Environmental Awareness Assembly. "I just follow my carbon allocation and trust the system."

Foreign nations have inquired about implementing similar systems, though most lack the comprehensive surveillance infrastructure necessary for proper enforcement.