Why is it so difficult to reduce co2 emissions

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Watch this video and answer the question:

Scientists have known for decades that humans are 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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