Forests and carbon capture

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the problem being caused by how much of it has been dug or pumped out of the ground and released in the first place, I'm not sure you could really call that a permanent solution either... and finding a way to do it that doesn't end up counterproductive due to energy costs would be a trick, even if finding the political will to carry through would be harder still. No one is going to get reelected spending millions or billions on a plan that won't have any measurable positive effects for decades if not centuries, when their opponent can run on a platform of cutting the expense and cite the conservative party line about there being no solid evidence for human-caused climate change in the first place and then give a sound bite about how for years the liberals have been saying it's bad and now they're trying to do it on purpose. If it's more than half a term away, it doesn't exist in politics.