> An excuse to keep emitting CO2 while claiming that you'll do something about it "tomorrow." While paying the higher price today to have it removed? That's no

> An excuse to keep emitting CO2 while claiming that you'll do something about it "tomorrow." While paying the higher price today to have it removed? That's not much of an excuse, that's buying your way out of it. If people want to go that route and they pay for their own emissions (there, of course, is going to be the problem) then be my guest. If you'd rather go the typically cheaper route of changing the technology or lifestyle (e.g. drive electric or ditch the car altogether), that's also fine.