No, that is not a viable solution to prevent a climate catastrophe. This would be a massive expense and financial burden on citizens and taxpayers around the world. Even if the allocated money was used to fund green initiatives to help reduce climate change, it would not be enough to fix the existing damage that has already been done. Additionally, some of the money could end up wasted on inefficient programs or redirected to other causes instead of the initiatives intended. Instead of reducing the impacts of climate change by relying on money, people around the world need to become aware of the importance of protection of the environment, make responsible decisions and adopt more sustainable lifestyles.
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