The enigma to be solved about the elimination of_CO2

Two Oxford academics argue that while new technologies to remove CO₂ from the atmosphere are essential, reducing emissions should be the main weapon to curb global warming

To achieve net-zero emissions, where emissions and greenhouse gas pollution removals balance each other, governments and corporations must do two things: reduce emissions as much as possible and remove any residual pollution from the atmosphere.
To measure the rate at which emissions should be reduced, analysts typically use the so-called carbon budget, a well-established framework for calculating the amount of greenhouse gases that can be emitted to stay at or below a given level of global warming (world leaders have pledged to keep the increase in the global average temperature well below two degrees from of pre-industrial levels and ideally not exceed 1.5).

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