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How do US voters go about changing climate policy in China and India?
by NDizzle 5y ago
How do US voters go about changing climate policy in China and India?
- freeflight 5y agoBy voting for politicians who contribute and participate in international regulation, like the Paris Agreement, instead of just quitting them.
- w-j-w 5y agoTrade war perhaps? Against non-nuclear powers (like Brazil), conventional war is not off the table.
- emgeee 5y agoI'd say voting in officials who are willing to pressure these nations
- 908B64B197 5y agoImport tariffs and immigration quota reduction for countries not doing their part.
- chimprich 5y agoTaking serious steps to make changes in your own country before requesting changes in others.
- tzs 5y agoIndia emits less than half the CO2 that the US does, and almost an order of magnitude less per capita. The US has a long way to go toward getting its own climate policy in order before it should be telling India to make changes.
- brendoelfrendo 5y agoHow about we do something about what we can control rather than drag each other down like crabs in a bucket?
- frozenlettuce 5y agoThey generate co2 in mostly to produce goods that are consumed in western countries... pollution was just outsourced
- runarberg 5y agoInternational agreements is one of the solutions which climate advocates are calling for. USA voters probably have more power then anyone in calling for such agreements and that they would be enforced.