We know how to address China, and other nations. By international agreements and trade. We have already done it multiple times. Does really no one remember the

We know how to address China, and other nations. By international agreements and trade. We have already done it multiple times. Does really no one remember the refrigerator gases, the CFCs? The same economic doomsday arguments were made at the time, without them food production would suffer globally, and it won't matter anyway since it is a global problem and what about all the countries that will keep using them? The onus on making a similar argument with greenhouse gases today would be on the ones saying it's impossible this time. The greenhouse situation may be so much more complex but the economic arguments are the same. We know how to solve them, by trade agreements and international tariffs.