4 ms·
Not per capita, though
by aiioquip 5y ago
Not per capita, though
- pepperonipizza 5y agoChinese citizens emit more CO2 per capita than citizens from the EU, and since 2013. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-29239194.amp https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/science-enviro...
- thisarticle 5y agoHow much of the CO2 per capita that China emits goes into making products for EU/US citizens? Is that factored in?
- KitDuncan 5y agoProbably not. We want to feel good about ourselves, so we twist the numbers in our favor and can point at China as a "reason" not to change anything here.
- lnsru 5y agoI really hate to write this, but this is outsourced CO2 from EU. EU manufacturing is dead. I look at my home office around me - everything is made in China. Some pieces of furniture are EU made, but the rest - made in China things. Old Tektronix scope is “made in USA”, but it is really old.
- imtringued 5y agoOld numbers from the top of my head: 14% China's emissions can be directly attributed to Chinese exports. The domestic economy is a much bigger source of pollution, unless of course you consider the entirety of China a western colony that only exists to export products to the west. I consider the latter option untenable.