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Doesn't matter they committed to a target and exceed it. We see two countries with stagnation (changes below 1%) and regressions... one is the us.

• nomel 1y ago
  I think it does matter. My questions is, was their progress in any way related to the treaty, or would it have happened anyways?
  • BoredPositron 1y ago
    Nobody can know and that's why it's interesting to you... arguing in bad faith. Take your unfalsifiable counterfactual challenge and go back to debate club.
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    • nomel 1y ago
      Or, we can look at their communicated plans before the Paris agreement...