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Are you saying that emissions shouldn't be attributed to the country they're generated in? If so, that's certainly an interesting perspective.
by theli0nheart 5y ago
Are you saying that emissions shouldn't be attributed to the country they're generated in? If so, that's certainly an interesting perspective.
- andi999 5y agoTechnically it shdnt. Just imagine you send your oil to another country to produce stuff for you, should the carbon emission for that be counted for country A or B? I think clearly country A. Now what if the oil doesn't come from country A but is bought from the money for the goods from country C. Well, technically you shdnt attribute it to country B. Either A or C.
- deltaonefour 5y agoThe attribution is much more grey with the advent of so much globalization. As humans we like to pin the blame on a singular entity but the real world is far more complicated.