/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14493436

>>12382929

>>12162816

>>11942284

>>11435077
how are you going to tell china to reduce emissions when we're the source of half of them and emit double per capita? Why the fuck would they listen to such blatant hypocrisy? Not to mention the fact they're also taking renewable energy much more serious than the US is right now.

>>11369410
not buying Chinese products would make a massive dent in their emissions as well

>>11277679
Reminder western traitors shipped our manufacturing overseas all to avoid paying their fellow countrymen a living wage. They should be rounded up and executed publicly.

>>11268677

>>11228074

>>11128819
So as long as mini chinas 1 2 3 and 4 all start speaking English and watching Western TV they're utterly blameless in your eyes?
You also bring up an interesting point, if you can group up Chinese culture together, which is in many ways more diverse than western culture. We should also group up western culture as it all has the same origins and is today just as homogeneous as Chinese culture. When we add up all the emissions from nations of western culture, they emit significantly more CO2. So now western culture is again the problem? You realize you could avoid jumping through all these weird mental hoops if you just accepted that per capita is the only measure that matters. Human by human period.

>>11033168

>>11009789

>>10901318
we would have to address the fact that our per capita emissions are more than double, and US corporations are responsible for a huge chunk of Chinese emissions first. Which will never happen.

>>10873320
and this

>>10859797

>>10848995
zap US, problem solved

>>10838988

>>10804347
Gee I wonder

>>10783720
>current source of the problem.

>>10778115

>>10760180

>>10736669

>>10690417
North America would change the most.

>>10651414