Changing Climate Change: Solutions
Can the world meet the energy needs of a growing population without creating dangerous CO2 emissions? Roger Harrabin travels to Malawi and Morocco to look at the solutions.
Tackling climate change is a global issue and in the run up to the UN climate change conference in Paris most of the world's countries have put forward proposals to do their bit. In the second of this series Roger Harrabin looks at the solutions to the emissions problem. How can the world meet the need for energy for a growing population without creating dangerous levels of CO2 emissions?
Roger travels to Malawi, one of the world鈥檚 poorest nations, where the energy crisis is about access to energy. How do you provide energy to people like these without adding to the climate problem caused by the rich getting rich? He looks at the solar revolution being driven by the falling costs of photovoltaic panels and he travels to Morocco to see a huge power plant at the cutting edge of solar technology. But will this all be enough, will we have to resort to removing CO2 from the atmosphere and is this even possible?
(Photo: A mud oven that can be used to charge a mobile phone in Malawi)
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- Wed 25 Nov 2015 00:32GMT成人快手 World Service
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