With the way capitalism works there'll be a lot more takers to solve a harder but more measurable problem that someone will pay them for (remove the CO2 we'll p

With the way capitalism works there'll be a lot more takers to solve a harder but more measurable problem that someone will pay them for (remove the CO2 we'll pay by the ton) than there will be to solve a less measurable problem (prevent CO2 being released generally). Perverse incentives for sure but within the existing parameters likely more effective.