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Hundreds gathered outside Wallasey Town Hall as councillors debated the proposed carbon capture pipeline across the Wirral. Campaigners have raised safety and environmental concerns, while the company says the project supports net zero goals.

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00:01Protesters gathered in their hundreds outside Wallasey Town Hall as Wirral councillors debated
00:06controversial plans for a carbon capture pipeline across the peninsula.
00:10The Peak Cluster project aims to take emissions from cement works in the Peak District and
00:15store carbon dioxide in depleted gas fields under the Irish Sea.
00:20Campaigners from Action Against CCS said the scheme could bring a major compression facility
00:25and pipeline near Mells or Morton and warn about safety and environmental risks.
00:31Peak Cluster says carbon capture is designed to support the transition to net zero.
00:37Wirral councillors from parties criticise company engagement and backed motions, urging ministers
00:42reconsider the project.
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