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If it were that binary - yes. But we also need to progress the efficiency of carbon capture. As the linked article states, "economies of scale and efficiency im
by kisamoto 4y ago
If it were that binary - yes. But we also need to progress the efficiency of carbon capture. As the linked article states, "economies of scale and efficiency improvements would undoubtedly help" and we can only get there by continuing to develop carbon removal methods.
- danuker 4y agoAs long as the technology does more harm than good, we should not see it as a solution, nor even a component of the solution. Funding research for improving efficiency, maybe. But the main actionable policy NOW is detecting and reducing emissions. The US still subsidizes fossil fuel.