I think carbon capture is a valid approach for power plants and will be effective if done well.
What's not effective are these carbon compensation schemes, where you can pay a few pennies to have somebody sign a paper that they'll let a tree grow for another year, as if that would somehow compensate the release of fossil CO2. It's no better than an indulgence letter you bought from from the Pope.
I think carbon capture is a valid approach for power plants and will be effective if done well.
What's not effective are these carbon compensation schemes, where you can pay a few pennies to have somebody sign a paper that they'll let a tree grow for another year, as if that would somehow compensate the release of fossil CO2. It's no better than an indulgence letter you bought from from the Pope.