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It's a Western-centric narrative. The most polluting, densely-populated and industrialising countries like China and India contribute far more to the problem, a
by bluetomcat 3y ago
It's a Western-centric narrative. The most polluting, densely-populated and industrialising countries like China and India contribute far more to the problem, and you don't find much moral scrutiny there.
A shallow person in the West somehow thinks that they can reduce their carbon footprint by consuming "environmentally-friendly" products coming from these countries, externalising their pollution there.
- Hikikomori 3y agoSo it's Chinas fault the we moved production there so a few capitalists could get richer? Meanwhile their per capita co2 emissions are lower than ours while producing most of our stuff.
- grapescheesee 3y agoSign of the times? Or sign of controlling resources prior to collapse. The growing deficits globally indicates an unsustainable cost for nearly all parties. Does anything come easy without a cost?