Yes, trees have lower albedo than dirt. But they also retain water and then release it as moisture, i.e. clouds, i.e. an increased albedo. They also retain heat much better, which serves as a buffer for weather extremes, which we’re seeing more and more of and which may be more detrimental to our quality of living than a few tenths of °C more (or less) average temperature.

Besides, the 1.3°C warming due to increased CO² has a much smaller error margin, given current climate models, than the 1.6°C of cooling they predicted.

Bottom line: Science is complicated, especially when it’s a complicated subject.

So is politics.

Live with it.