A game that addresses the causes of global warming and climate change is disclosed. Participants of the game can purchase vouchers that contain information of a country, location, or industry and its greenhouse gases production source and quantities. During the game period, the purchased vouchers may be sold, transferred, or exchanged with another party or participant. The participants may educate themselves using the educational materials on the vouchers. At the end of the game period, the winner vouchers are determined and the participants who own the winner vouchers are rewarded. The winner vouchers are the vouchers that contain information of a country, location, or industry with reduced greenhouse gases quantities.

Proposed is a board game system for carbon neutrality education including: a game display unit including a game board, general cards having carbon cards on which carbon emission quantities are indicated and environment cards on which carbon absorption quantities are indicated, disaster cards on which climate crisis disasters are indicated, convention cards on which rights to change greenhouse gas target amounts are indicated, earth money cards on which scores are indicated, and an indicator for indicating the level of global warming and carbon emission targets; and a game control unit for controlling the game display unit to display the general cards, the disaster cards, the convention cards, the earth money cards, or the indicator on the game board.