As a US citizen, I’d be happy for us to stand up (ie fully fund) a “solarcorps,” where we send folks to help build out renewable infra in developing countries subsidized or free. Your country provides the local labor who will be paid fair wages, we’ll provide hardware and know how. Conversely, if that help is not accepted and they keep building coal plants (or similar “business as usual”), punitive economic policies are enacted. The carrot is welcome, but sometimes the stick is needed. People are tricky, but physical systems don’t give AF.

Simultaneously, the developed world should partner with China to stoke uptake of EVs globally, and rapidly destroy the market for fossil powered mobility.

War time manufacturing effort without the war.

I'm unsure to what extent the people of today should be paying for the benefits their ancestors reaped. Yes, some wealth trickled down the generations buts its definitely not a 1 to 1 ratio.

> largest economy's also contributed the most over their history

While exporting most of that technological development and scientific research to every country too...

Or maybe someone can believe China can make 7nm chips at a fraction of the historical emissions of other countries at 5nm, with no knowledge transfer