Re:Venture investors blast US decision to withdraw from Pari...
by staticelf on Friday June 02, 2017 @08:23AM
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> When these were taken into account, only Sweden’s record was judged compatible with the Paris goals.
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/mar/28/only-swe...
People can claim a lot about other countries and there is a lot of things we do shittier than others. But in fighting climate change, there is no better country than Sweden.
Since we can, you can as well. Taking leadership is possible as a little country. We can show you all that it is possible and that you can gain economical benefits from it. In Sweden, fighting climate change is a cultural thing like it should be in the entire world.
Southeast Asia contains most of the world's people and a huge fraction of the world's GDP. Apart from China, however, it's uncoördinated. A small action by the United States means more than many large actions by smaller European states. This makes sense from game theoretic as well as simple sociopolitical perspectives. This is part of the package one takes when choosing the confederated structure the EU has opted for.