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19/01/20

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Originally posted by ktrianta ↑

We all know that China is the worlds largest emitter and India comes in around 4th.

Both have increased emissions by about 70% since 2005.

Both are also exempt under Paris from having to reduce their emissions before 2030.

Given that this is allegedly a climate emergency, can anyone confirm if there is any restrictions as to how much they can increase their emissions by leading into 2030?

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Don't know, but as long as they want our coal, we should sell as much of it as we can while we can.
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