>1. Poor countries are allowed to increase their carbon emissions because their current emissions are already low per person, and requiring then to lower emissi

>1. Poor countries are allowed to increase their carbon emissions because their current emissions are already low per person, and requiring then to lower emissions would basically be telling then they're not allowed to become developed countries. They will not sign on. China's current emissions is at 7.7 T/capita. India's current emissions is at 1.9 T/capita. A fair and equitable solution would be to impose a hard limit at, let's say, 8 or 10 T/capita for everyone, no exceptions. This way everyone plays by the same rules. If you offered these terms to China and India, I'm pretty sure their leaders will take it, despite the harshness of it.