The issue for me is that it's not attacking the root of the problem. Are we just going to keep escalating this solution to keep up with emissions? Any breathing

The issue for me is that it's not attacking the root of the problem. Are we just going to keep escalating this solution to keep up with emissions? Any breathing room it creates, like breathing room in almost any budget, is going to be eaten up. And we head towards an ever more complex pile of band-aids that certainly will result in some unforeseen consequences. But, at the same time, maybe that is just the way, maybe there's no going back to letting nature run itself. And it certainly doesn't take away from people working on other solutions any more than anything else.