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> Which is absolutely true, but no one (basically) is doing it. The UK continues to meet its reduction targets set in Kyoto in 1990, and its reductions are so
by Brakenshire 9y ago
> Which is absolutely true, but no one (basically) is doing it.
The UK continues to meet its reduction targets set in Kyoto in 1990, and its reductions are so massive that it now uses less CO2 per capita than it did in 1900. The UK also has had one of the highest per capita economic growth rates over that time period in the developed world, higher than the US for example. France really has no need of cuts, because its per capita CO2 emissions were already so small (about 4/5th lower for each individual than in the US or Australia). This blanket statement is incorrect.