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Yes it's my car that I drive like 2000 miles a year, and not coal plants in third world countries, hexafluorine or whatever magical greenhouse gas we develop an
by genewitch 5y ago
Yes it's my car that I drive like 2000 miles a year, and not coal plants in third world countries, hexafluorine or whatever magical greenhouse gas we develop and use for 25 years before realizing our children will suffer.
No, it's my relatively new and aggressively emission controlled cars.
- PhantomGremlin 5y agoThe ongoing deforestation of the Amazon Basin is probably just as much of a long term threat.
- zshrdlu 5y agoInteresting impression you have there - third world countries have actually contributed very little greenhouse gas historically and in the present-day age too.
- sethherr 5y agoThe vast majority of this problem lies on the United States’ shoulders. We’ve contributed an outsize share to global warming. Your standard of life requires having benefited from creating global warming. Blaming developing countries for their current emissions is cowardly.