Even I know it isn't to get rid of C02, but to decrease C02 to a level that doesn't affect our atmosphere's ability to retain heat. And since that somehow involves decreasing the use of fuels that spew crap into our air, I like it. We all gotta breathe.
Maybe I'm too optimistic, but I believe humankind has found a way to face its challenges before, and we will find alternatives that are better this time, too. Dragging our feet isn't helping anyone except the folks still heavily invested in fossil fuels.
CO2 doesn't "retain heat". That theory has failed. There is no demonstrable effect upon our atmosphere in the incredibly tiny amounts that CO2 exists in our atmosphere.
Not a theory, dumb ass. Direct observation from absorption spectra of CO2. Ask any physicist, or for that matter, any real geologist, what that means.
You really don't understand the English language do you. There is no doubt that CO2 is a GHG. What is not in doubt is that in the extremely LOW concentrations with which it exists in THIS atmosphere it has no measurable impact. Do you understand the word "MEASURABLE"? That means that no matter how hard we try we can find no direct impact on an increase in the trace element CO2 in THIS PLANETS atmosphere.
Were that not a true statement then when the CO2 was increasing at ever higher levels so to would the temperature which we have seen, in spite of your hero's pathetic attempt at data falsification, has not occurred. 1998 was the highest global temperature recorded at 62 some odd degrees. Far warmer than the current claim of 58 some odd degrees trotted out by the very same NOAA that made the first declaration.
So, factually, you are flat assed wrong.