Maybe carbon pricing schemes will do that - shift the economics to more closely match the physics. If what you say is true, then eventually the price of dug-up

Maybe carbon pricing schemes will do that - shift the economics to more closely match the physics. If what you say is true, then eventually the price of dug-up carbon should roughly equal the price of digging it up, processing it, and shoving it back in storage. That should incentivize leaving it there in the first place.