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Labour promised to invest 1bn in carbon capture, usage and storage (CCUS) to produce blue hydrogen and to capture carbon dioxide from new gas-fired power stations.
But scientists argue process relies on unproven technology and would result in huge emissions of planet-heating CO2 and methane gases that are driving the climate crisis.
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