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The first large prospective observational study of CCS in diabetic patients and controls was performed by Raggi et al. in 2004 (15), who demonstrated that CCS is highly associated with all-cause mortality.

"It is now without question, following the Paris climate change agreement, that CCS is going to be necessary," he says.

Graeme Sweeney, chair of the European Technology Platform for Zero Emissions Power said that CCS goals had to be ambitious.

But he added that CCS needed to be developed quickly: "What happens to the losing projects is also very important.

Unless the rich world demonstrates, and quickly, that CCS works, developing countries cannot be expected to commit to this technology".

"We did not take this decision lightly and it remains the case that CCS has a potential role in the long-term decarbonisation of the UK.

But the policies unveiled on Thursday are expected to recommend that CCS is fitted to only a third of coal plants.

In 2007, when leader of the opposition, Cameron said that CCS "could increase our energy security and help tackle climate change at the same time".

Some environmentalists fear that CCS could encourage fossil fuel extraction to continue unabated, locking-in future emissions, and displacing other low carbon investments.

The IEA says it is "almost certain" that CCS will have to be fitted on all coal plants after 2020 to meet CO2 targets.

Greenpeace argues that CCS will never be competitive, since other low-carbon technologies, such as wind power, are already cheaper and becoming more so as time passes.