> such as biofuels Those have been tried and found competing with food production and forest land (which we also need to keep CO2 locked up). Currently they're

> such as biofuels Those have been tried and found competing with food production and forest land (which we also need to keep CO2 locked up). Currently they're not a viable strategy as things stand. Perhaps this might change in the future, but the path is not clear. For EVs on the other hand the path is more well defined.