About ten percent - that's how many greenhouse gas emissions will remain from the current ones if Germany is climate neutral by the middle of the century. This is because there will be unavoidable emissions that will have to be compensated. This works, for example, by removing carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere and storing it permanently. But where should the CO2 go? And which CO2 extraction processes are at all promising?
To the Thünen Institute Podcast: End storage of greenhouse gases?
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