Carbon dioxide emissions are constantly increasing. Many countries have begun to remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere. But according to the big report, it is not enough to protect the climate. The most important thing in climate protection remains the reduction of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, emphasizes the team led by the lead author Stephen Smith from the University of Oxford. But by mid-century, CO2 extraction and storage must increase to 7-9 billion tons of CO2 per year, according to the report , which was introduced on Tuesday. Only then can global warming be limited to 1.5 degrees if possible, as agreed in Paris, or at least well below two degrees. (More on msn.com)