Instead of inventing hair-brained schemes - solar reflection, pole freezing, ocean greening - to mitigate emissions, target their source: oil, gas and coal bbc.com/news/science-e…

The problem? At current emissions trajectories, we'd need BECCS to cover an area the size of India fern.org/fileadmin/uplo…


They absorb -/+40% of all manmade GHGs. Problem is we're burning more fossil fuels than they can handle
Oh yeah. And agribusiness is cutting them down
redd-monitor.org/2019/02/01/cli…

It's a bit like setting fire to your house then trying to put it out by turning on the air conditioning desmogblog.com/2018/12/09/war…
All of these are incredibly expensive, untested and quite likely extremely damaging ways of weaseling out of the one step we are sure would work:
Stop burning fossil fuels theguardian.com/environment/20…
1. Dig all the oil
2. Burn all the oil
3.
4. Solve #climatechange
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