It is temporary in nature. I envision it as a bandaid to bridge us until we finish burning anything we can dig up that is cheaper than carbon neutral energy sou

It is temporary in nature. I envision it as a bandaid to bridge us until we finish burning anything we can dig up that is cheaper than carbon neutral energy sources. That is unless you used too much and the ice sheets expanded too far locking us in a snowball earth. Napkin math puts that at around $1.5B