Which sentence from paragraph 3 of "Understanding Carbon Offsets" contains an example of faulty reasoning? A
This is land that is already owned, meaning it isn't being used for anything else anyway.
B
However, it is not as though people are being forced out of their homes, cities, and states so that more trees can be planted.
C
It's undeniably true that methods used to offset carbon emissions—particularly tree planting—require vast areas of land.
D
Doesn't it make sense to use it to create forests and do something good for the planet in the process?