It depends on the speed of capture. If you can capture faster than conversion reduces, and there are time constraints that mean reducing carbon now is better than later, then it can make sense.
It's the same as whether you should reduce expenses or increase income. Both yield a net increase, but there are variables than can make one better than the other in the short term. Whichever yields the most benefit for the effort is probably the best one, or if one has a time constraints and the other doesn't, that might be the best one to focus on.
It's the same as whether you should reduce expenses or increase income. Both yield a net increase, but there are variables than can make one better than the other in the short term. Whichever yields the most benefit for the effort is probably the best one, or if one has a time constraints and the other doesn't, that might be the best one to focus on.