You're referring to paragraph 1.22 of our report, where we comment that their initial estimates of the carbon sequestration benefits resulting from this program were not realistic and that they would only generate 0.1 megatonnes by 2030 and 4.3 by 2050. These are relatively insignificant amounts. There are greater sequestration benefits further out, beyond 2050, as the trees grow larger.
It means that we should not distract ourselves, with programs like this, from the urgent need to address fossil fuel emissions. That's the key thing Canada needs to deal with.