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Be sure to build up some income before getting rid of 20th century industry because you'll need red tokens for people. And if you are trying hardcore mode, do not destroy 20th century industry since it triggers nasty events.
The key was to totally ignore industry for the first part of the game.
You basically need to develop ecotech, science and workers with enough carbon sink to allow you to catch up your negative emissions. Your industry can be as dirty as you want when you have -10 emissions on two other categories and a 20 second cycle.
Eventually if you don't get too hosed by events you should pull it off.
Hardcore Mode: Fucked if I know. The problem with this one is that (realistically) your economy implodes if you get rid of 20th century industry unless you have like 7 of everything saved up. If you try and save up, you won't have any economy. I'll let you know if I figure out a way to pull this off.
I'll admit the balacning is kinda off because everything gives little, no or negative emissions. Except for polluting industry which is really bad because it double dips on emissions by making industry go much faster. Maybe it's about sending a message but if you don't build any you stay on 0 emissions forever.