Carbon capture

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Carbon capture

Scientists agree that humans are responsible for climate change. We are burning fuels and putting too much carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Governments across the globe are coming up with ways of reducing carbon dioxide emissions – one of these is called carbon capture.

In 2015 Governments from across Europe met in Paris to discuss a very important topic – climate change.They made an agreement to do everything they could to reduce the amount of carbon dioxide gas entering the atmosphere.They also planned to meet every five years to report to each other and the public about how things were progressing.