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The worst climate offenders are .. at140 Oct 2022 #1
Of course, on a per capita basis, it's not even close which country is the worst on the planet. NNadir Oct 2022 #7
It isn't the poor people of those two nations producing the greenhouse gases Kaleva Oct 2022 #10
No. It is people climbing out of poverty the same way Americans did, burning fossil fuels. NNadir Oct 2022 #13
I'm saying you need to compare apples to apples Kaleva Oct 2022 #16
I don't "guess." If the Chinese lived the way Americans do, the atmosphere would... NNadir Oct 2022 #19
Well, we didnt KNOW 100yrs ago what we know now. Either you want change or not. oldsoftie Oct 2022 #27
We are still burning coal. We want to pretend that by looking... NNadir Oct 2022 #33
But are we building 100s of new coal plants? No. oldsoftie Oct 2022 #42
Look, we burn coal and have been doing so on a massive scale for over... NNadir Oct 2022 #46
Well you can blame the "greens" for the dearth of nuclear here. oldsoftie Oct 2022 #49
My son is a Ph.D student in nuclear engineering. NNadir Oct 2022 #52
All true. But how to get everyone to UNDERSTAND this?? oldsoftie Oct 2022 #54
I've been in favor of nuclear energy ever since 1987, when I started to understand... NNadir Oct 2022 #57
I've certainly gotten a lot of pushback here for backing nuclear power as well. oldsoftie Oct 2022 #58
I've heard so many "major breakthroughs" over my lifetime, I have a very jaundiced view of them... NNadir Oct 2022 #59
Thank you! oldsoftie Oct 2022 #60
Middle class in India is bigger than middle class in USA at140 Oct 2022 #21
If I have time, I may look for numbers. Kaleva Oct 2022 #32
Do not use median income as your criteria at140 Oct 2022 #38
That's because a large segment of the population is poor Kaleva Oct 2022 #40
Correct. Standard of living is much higher in India at140 Oct 2022 #41
My stepdaughter went to India a few years ago Kaleva Oct 2022 #48
Your daughters observation is correct at140 Oct 2022 #50
So let the "poor" of other countries "catch up" & continue polluting? oldsoftie Oct 2022 #26
Hope this will set off alarms everywhere LT Barclay Oct 2022 #2
I doubt it. Kaleva Oct 2022 #6
So do I, but the reality we are approaching is quite disturbing. LT Barclay Oct 2022 #18
Almost everyday I'm doing something towards my goal of adapting to what is expected to come. Kaleva Oct 2022 #24
Prepping/ prepper? OtterDave Oct 2022 #31
Preparing to adapt to what respected experts predict is coming Kaleva Oct 2022 #34
I love gardening as well OtterDave Oct 2022 #36
Yes. So I don't consider it work. More of an enjoyable hobby! Kaleva Oct 2022 #37
I've been concerned about food supply disruption and I want my family to start gardening, even if it LT Barclay Oct 2022 #53
I've been thinking about what you wrote and will offer my advice tomorrow Kaleva Oct 2022 #55
Well thank you! LT Barclay Oct 2022 #56
Some thoughts Kaleva Oct 2022 #61
Good thoughts. My idea of the garden is more of a buffer against extreme price increases. LT Barclay Oct 2022 #62
I'll reiterate: NullTuples Oct 2022 #3
That's an average. Some regions will become much hotter Kaleva Oct 2022 #5
China is now the largest producer of greenhouse gases. Twice as much as the US Kaleva Oct 2022 #4
I commented on the myopia associated with this blame in post #7. NNadir Oct 2022 #8
And I replied to your post stating why I think you are wrong Kaleva Oct 2022 #11
Not really. Americans are not more worthy human beings than Indians or Chinese. NNadir Oct 2022 #14
In 2035, we will have zero emissions jimfields33 Oct 2022 #9
Yes but that won't make a difference if the rest of the world doesn't follow suit Kaleva Oct 2022 #12
Most of this type of soothsaying is delusional, this more so than most. NNadir Oct 2022 #15
Don't know. Use of electric will lower the cost of fuel, right wingers will buy even bigger trucks LT Barclay Oct 2022 #17
No, maybe in some but not all states, only new electric cars will be sold, Dysfunctional Oct 2022 #20
And we'll never have the required infrastructure for total electric anyway. oldsoftie Oct 2022 #43
"All vehicles electric" is ANOTHER pipe dream. oldsoftie Oct 2022 #28
A total fantasy. former9thward Oct 2022 #51
We are soooooooo fucked Javaman Oct 2022 #22
We're Doomed. Heather MC Oct 2022 #23
And that's before accounting for global inflation's reduction of the value of those pledges... nt Starfury Oct 2022 #25
Don't forget the amounts of pollution added to the atmosphere by Putins war oldsoftie Oct 2022 #29
While the US could do more melm00se Oct 2022 #30
Won't help if other nations don't follow suit Kaleva Oct 2022 #35
China and India are rapidly developing nuclear energy. Elessar Zappa Oct 2022 #47
They are also building coal fired power plants Kaleva Oct 2022 #64
Very disturbing. I think its going to take a massive disaster to finally get everyone's attention. honest.abe Oct 2022 #39
I marched in DC about Renewable Energies back in the 80's after Reagan... electric_blue68 Oct 2022 #44
The world does this together or fails. Torchlight Oct 2022 #45
Big fail coming. roamer65 Oct 2022 #63
If you are truly serious about understanding climate change ... jgo Oct 2022 #65
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