Scientists have known for decades that humans were changing the global climate, but CO2 levels continue to rise every year. Why is it so difficult to reduce CO2 emissions? And what are the most promising solutions?

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Explanation:

CO2 is often released by the combustion of fossil fuels. Fossil fuels are quite common sources of energy in our world today.

A lot power plants, vehicles, etc rely on energy produced as a result of the combustion of fossil fuels yielding carbon dioxide.

Hence, irrespective of the fact that CO2 leads to global warming but Nigeria is still ranked one of the greatest emitters of CO2.

The menace of rising CO2 leves can only be checked by stakeholders in the energy sector coming together to exploit renewable energy as a regular source of energy.

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