nope, its not obvious. there is (in principle) the possibility of capturing and storing carbon released from the further burning of fossil fuels (or even alread

nope, its not obvious. there is (in principle) the possibility of capturing and storing carbon released from the further burning of fossil fuels (or even already released amouts). according to the paper they include this impact (and a related sensitivity analysis) in the overall conclusion: "A sensitivity analysis on key model assumptions was undertaken to explore the effect on unextractable reserve estimates (Supplementary Information section 3). These include the rate of carbon capture and storage (CCS) deployment..."