Well, given enough time, our current understanding of physics implies that we are screwed no matter what we do (and there is no possible solution). As for more

Well, given enough time, our current understanding of physics implies that we are screwed no matter what we do (and there is no possible solution). As for more relevant practical matters, no not necessarily. Mostly a matter of carbon going into the atmosphere must be < carbon leaving the atmosphere. Many solutions that can help with that, but fossil fuels are by far the biggest culprit and the root of the current problem. Cutting out their use completely would be more than half the battle, but it would obviously come at a huge cost. It's politics, that's the real problem.