Adding to your points, CO2 is also consumed by biological and geological processes (plants, algae, absorption in water etc.). Expanding on this, we could suppo

Adding to your points, CO2 is also consumed by biological and geological processes (plants, algae, absorption in water etc.). Expanding on this, we could support the natural CO2 reducing mechanisms by for example stopping deforestation and supporting local tree planting initiatives. I'm not sure it is helpful to support the narrative we're all lost already - we won't ever put all our produced CO2 back into earth. We should give a positive spin on the potential ways out from my point of view. At least I didn't ever hear someone object against planting trees :) I know this wouldn't be enough to keep up with CO2 emissions, but it definitely wouldn't hurt and it could give momentum to environmental protection initiatives.