Maybe someday, someone involved will do actual life-cycle/cradle-to-grave analyses of things that are supposed to be solutions.
Long time ago, had a grad school professor who did such an analysis on the just then-known environmental cost/benefits of making photovoltaic cells.
He suggested that the total cost, including environmental insult from raw materials extraction to transport to transformation to production to distribution to final distribution -- and everything I've omittied along the way in that journey -- for all the things involved in making the cells and then getting them to market outweighed the benefit.
That was a long time ago.
But if we're going to look at every conceivable way that GHGs find their way into the atmosphere, then we've got to look at all contributions. Honestly.
And that includes Algore jetting around the world. And 600 or so private jets coming into DC for the inauguration, though, I'm guessing they all purchased carbon credits to make themselves carbon-neutral for their appearances.