YEP. This is sadly most likely an attempt to change the channel and muddy the conversation by creating the illusion that there exists a viable alternative to d

YEP. This is sadly most likely an attempt to change the channel and muddy the conversation by creating the illusion that there exists a viable alternative to deal with climate change other than the carbon tax and other demand side measures. It's the "Technology will save us" non-solution that is mostly about kicking the can down the road and excusing doing nothing in the short term because a wondrous solution is 'just around the corner'.