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Every 1$ that's extorted from the citizens of developed nations to give to most of the developing nations (India one of them), is going to build the single most
by wtcactus 2y ago
Every 1$ that's extorted from the citizens of developed nations to give to most of the developing nations (India one of them), is going to build the single most productive industry regardless of how dirty it is. Giving money to these nations, only increases the pollution even more.
The system is totally inverted to the level of insanity. We should be rewarding developing nations that are decreasing their pollution levels, not rewarding developing nations that are polluting even more.
- yoavm 2y agoNobody is "rewarding" polluting countries. The idea is to give poor nations money so that they can build clean energy infrastructure, as well as handle the damage already caused by climate change, for which the developed countries have much responsibility.
- nobodywillobsrv 2y agoIt seems like they are. Look at how migration works too. For some reason, moving humans from low CO2 regimes to high CO2 regimes is seen as "good" or "human rights" but also everyone must cut CO2. It's incoherent actions all around. TFR is the big thing that is ignored. Look at 50-100 years out. Low TFR stable CO2 countries will solve themselves. One high TFR country that becomes less poor (produces more CO2) dominates future CO2 paths.