Why is a natural and essential element like carbon so bad for the environment?
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Because elemets don’t matter, chemical compounds do.
Nobody wants to get rid of any carbon, just CO2 (and CH4 to a lesser extent), the very same carbon as part of a tree (as C6H12O6) would be amazing.
Also there’s an ideal amount of everything, we don’t want to get rid of too much CO2 either, that would conversely lead to global cooling, we want just the right amount too keep the deserts from spreading, the agricultural land fertile and the ocean not acidic.
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