> Once Fusion is solved, we will have the ability to sequestrate carbon to offset everything we do on earth There are lot of IFs in your statement. Sure, it's

> Once Fusion is solved, we will have the ability to sequestrate carbon to offset everything we do on earth There are lot of IFs in your statement. Sure, it's theoretically possible to harvest so much energy that we can regard it as freely abundant without any real external costs. But this is not the case today, and probably won't be the case for hundreds of years - if ever. * > Successful governments should be responsible for running sequestrators on tax funding. * There's no such thing as large scale carbon sequestrations. It's unclear if this is a sensible solution to climate change in general. It makes much more sense to switch to renewables as quickly as possible and to limit emissions as much as possible. THAT's what a successful government should be responsible for, not for investing in false promises.