Net zero would make sense if there were some sort of legal backing to it. I’ll happily pay $100 for a ton of carbon if it comes with a video of it being captur

Net zero would make sense if there were some sort of legal backing to it. I’ll happily pay $100 for a ton of carbon if it comes with a video of it being captured from the atmosphere (or reasonable chain of custody documentation) and it’s delivered to me in the form of biologically inert bricks. In fact, we have some trees we haven’t cut down this year in the back yard. I’d happily sell you some bullshit carbon capture credits in exchange for not cutting them down next year if I could then convert that money into atmospheric carbon capture bricks. (It’d be more tax efficient for you to buy the brick directly though…)