Hundreds of protesters march on giant Net Zero pipeline

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Thousands of campaigners have walked the proposed route of a 125-mile pipeline to highlight concerns over a giant Net Zero carbon capture scheme.

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The Peak Cluster project will use an underground pipe to funnel CO2 emissions from cement producers in the Peak District out through the Wirral and to storage beneath the seabed.

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With a cost estimate of up to £5billion, the project aims to balance the needs of the cement industry, which is notoriously difficult to decarbonise, with the demands of Net Zero.

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But the project has met fierce opposition from locals and politicians who complain about the scale and location of the scheme.

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Concerns have been raised over the size of the infrastructure, the impact on the rural landscape and also the safety implications of transporting high pressure CO2 near residential areas.

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