Kyle Montanio on Nostr: Agreed. I think the takeaway of the study is that it's always far cheaper, and ...

Agreed. I think the takeaway of the study is that it's always far cheaper, and generally better, to prevent damage rather than try to clean up after the fact.

Relying on uncertain technology to reduce the effects of climate change is far less desirable than reducing the amount we produce in the first place. That said, removing carbon (particularly in ways that work with and benefit natural ecosystems) will certainly have a role to play.