I disagree with that premise. I get it's hard to transition and that poor countries do gain money from exploitation. But almost always, almost all the money g

I disagree with that premise. I get it's hard to transition and that poor countries do gain money from exploitation. But almost always, almost all the money goes to the few while the local communities are poisoned. often times, like in the sources I provided, traditional industry/food production is decimated. So first point is quality of life for the actual locals is often reduced, sometimes greatly. Corporations and developed nations have increased our quality of life at the expense of others for centuries. Second, once we scale up renewables we won't need to extract nearly as much carbon fuel from the ground. We NEED to stop extracting almost all of it so we can IMPROVE quality of life for everyone.