Re:5800sq km iceberg breaks off Antarctica's Larsen C ice shelf
by harshreality on Wednesday July 12, 2017 @01:08PM
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I'm not sure if these are the best data to use but can we go with this?
1990: http://cait2.wri.org/historical/Country%20GHG%20Emissions?in...
(Mt CO2 emissions direct / with land-use)
U.S.: 5,866 / 5,550
China: 3,154 / 2,833
India: 1,188 / 1,142
Brazil: 556 / 1,447
World: 23,541 / 33,823
2013: http://cait2.wri.org/historical/Country%20GHG%20Emissions?in... U.S.: 6,279 / 6,213
China: 11,735 / 11,422
India: 2,909 / 3,031
Brazil: 1,017 / 1,317
World: 48,257 / 46,445
Of course the U.S. is worst per capita, both then and now, but the U.S. could have cut emissions to zero in 1990 and CO2 emissions would be higher now than they were then.How could a 1990s U.S. put substantially more pressure on other countries to curb hydrocarbon use when their economies were (and many still are) "developing"?
Re:5800sq km iceberg breaks off Antarctica's Larsen C ice shelf
by TaylorAlexander on Wednesday July 12, 2017 @03:14PM
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If the US cut emissions by investing in new technology that technology would be available to purchase to everyone in the world.
I have 100ha trees btw. Used to be veggie but as that means GM and worse soya i.e. bad and very, very bad, eat and fly fewer miles now.