ThunderKiss1965
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The US cuts its emissions every year while China increases its. You are making piss poor excuses.
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frigidweirdo
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The problem here is that China and the US are at different stages in their development.
China has a GDP per capita of less than $19,000. This is more than double what it was 10 years ago.
The US has more than $68,000.
Clearly Americans are able to pay for cleaner fuel than the Chinese are.
China's GDP per capita is what the US's was in about 1986.
US GDP Per Capita by Year
US GDP Per Capita table by year, historic, and current data. Current US GDP Per Capita is 79,195.56.
www.multpl.com
Obviously this figure doesn't represent real values.
I think constant levels show that based on the 2010 US dollar the Chinese economy now is at about 1961 levels for the US.
List of countries by carbon dioxide emissions per capita - Wikipedia
Let's go by carbon dioxide. It doesn't really tell the whole story, but this isn't a dissertation.
In 2018 the US was at 16.1 and China at 8.0
The US was at 20.8 in 1980. Always been higher than China.
List of countries by greenhouse gas emissions per capita - Wikipedia
For greenhouse gases the US was at 23.23 in 1990 and China was at 2.69.
Now the US is at 19.9 and China is at 8.49.
This is per capita. The US is far more polluting per capita than China has ever been.
Yes, the US is reducing its polluting. But not much. In 30 years it's dropped maybe 15-20% for greenhouse gases, but is still higher than China. For CO2 it's double China's rate now, and has dropped maybe 20% since 1980.
China is moving ahead massively with green energy.
Electric car use by country - Wikipedia
China, which has much lower car use than the US, has 3.3 per 1000 people and the US has 5.4 per 1000 (and most of this is in California).
The US has 816 cars per 1000 people and China has 204, a MASSIVE DIFFERENCE. So China's use of electric cars is actually THREE TIMES that of the US. And before you say electric cars pollute, I know they do, but what they don't pollute are their immediate surroundings. Which impacts the people in those cities.
Also
List of countries by renewable electricity production - Wikipedia
China uses 7 million GWh of renewable energy compared to the US's 4 million.
List of countries by energy consumption per capita - Wikipedia
The US's power consumption per capita is 6917 per person, in China it's 2964.
Clearly no matter how you look at it, China uses LESS energy, and is using far more of its energy consumption from renewable energy than the US, it's pushing green technology far, far, far more.
It still needs to develop and develop at a price it can afford, but it's way ahead of the US when the US was in China's developmental stage. And is still lagging China when China is massively poorer per capita than the US is.
mamooth
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You poor thing. Your sad life is now just a series of pissy personal vendettas.
You weren't always that way. The Trump cult has really done a number on you. You can't be saved. At this stage, your only purpose is to serve as a warning to others, about how fanatical cult devotion leads to self-lobotomizing.
CrusaderFrank
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Ahhh, Xi can count on your to cover for him!
CrusaderFrank
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The problem here is that China and the US are at different stages in their development.
China has a GDP per capita of less than $19,000. This is more than double what it was 10 years ago.
The US has more than $68,000.
Clearly Americans are able to pay for cleaner fuel than the Chinese are.
China's GDP per capita is what the US's was in about 1986.
US GDP Per Capita by Year
US GDP Per Capita table by year, historic, and current data. Current US GDP Per Capita is 79,195.56.www.multpl.com
Obviously this figure doesn't represent real values.
I think constant levels show that based on the 2010 US dollar the Chinese economy now is at about 1961 levels for the US.
List of countries by carbon dioxide emissions per capita - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Let's go by carbon dioxide. It doesn't really tell the whole story, but this isn't a dissertation.
In 2018 the US was at 16.1 and China at 8.0
The US was at 20.8 in 1980. Always been higher than China.
List of countries by greenhouse gas emissions per capita - Wikipedia
For greenhouse gases the US was at 23.23 in 1990 and China was at 2.69.
Now the US is at 19.9 and China is at 8.49.
This is per capita. The US is far more polluting per capita than China has ever been.
Yes, the US is reducing its polluting. But not much. In 30 years it's dropped maybe 15-20% for greenhouse gases, but is still higher than China. For CO2 it's double China's rate now, and has dropped maybe 20% since 1980.
China is moving ahead massively with green energy.
Electric car use by country - Wikipedia
China, which has much lower car use than the US, has 3.3 per 1000 people and the US has 5.4 per 1000 (and most of this is in California).
The US has 816 cars per 1000 people and China has 204, a MASSIVE DIFFERENCE. So China's use of electric cars is actually THREE TIMES that of the US. And before you say electric cars pollute, I know they do, but what they don't pollute are their immediate surroundings. Which impacts the people in those cities.
Also
List of countries by renewable electricity production - Wikipedia
China uses 7 million GWh of renewable energy compared to the US's 4 million.
List of countries by energy consumption per capita - Wikipedia
The US's power consumption per capita is 6917 per person, in China it's 2964.
Clearly no matter how you look at it, China uses LESS energy, and is using far more of its energy consumption from renewable energy than the US, it's pushing green technology far, far, far more.
It still needs to develop and develop at a price it can afford, but it's way ahead of the US when the US was in China's developmental stage. And is still lagging China when China is massively poorer per capita than the US is.
You can tell who the CCP Useful idiots are as soon as they mention CO2 per capita
frigidweirdo
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The problem here is that China and the US are at different stages in their development.
China has a GDP per capita of less than $19,000. This is more than double what it was 10 years ago.
The US has more than $68,000.
Clearly Americans are able to pay for cleaner fuel than the Chinese are.
China's GDP per capita is what the US's was in about 1986.
US GDP Per Capita by Year
US GDP Per Capita table by year, historic, and current data. Current US GDP Per Capita is 79,195.56.www.multpl.com
Obviously this figure doesn't represent real values.
I think constant levels show that based on the 2010 US dollar the Chinese economy now is at about 1961 levels for the US.
List of countries by carbon dioxide emissions per capita - Wikipedia
Let's go by carbon dioxide. It doesn't really tell the whole story, but this isn't a dissertation.
In 2018 the US was at 16.1 and China at 8.0
The US was at 20.8 in 1980. Always been higher than China.
List of countries by greenhouse gas emissions per capita - Wikipedia
For greenhouse gases the US was at 23.23 in 1990 and China was at 2.69.
Now the US is at 19.9 and China is at 8.49.
This is per capita. The US is far more polluting per capita than China has ever been.
Yes, the US is reducing its polluting. But not much. In 30 years it's dropped maybe 15-20% for greenhouse gases, but is still higher than China. For CO2 it's double China's rate now, and has dropped maybe 20% since 1980.
China is moving ahead massively with green energy.
Electric car use by country - Wikipedia
China, which has much lower car use than the US, has 3.3 per 1000 people and the US has 5.4 per 1000 (and most of this is in California).
The US has 816 cars per 1000 people and China has 204, a MASSIVE DIFFERENCE. So China's use of electric cars is actually THREE TIMES that of the US. And before you say electric cars pollute, I know they do, but what they don't pollute are their immediate surroundings. Which impacts the people in those cities.
Also
List of countries by renewable electricity production - Wikipedia
China uses 7 million GWh of renewable energy compared to the US's 4 million.
List of countries by energy consumption per capita - Wikipedia
The US's power consumption per capita is 6917 per person, in China it's 2964.
Clearly no matter how you look at it, China uses LESS energy, and is using far more of its energy consumption from renewable energy than the US, it's pushing green technology far, far, far more.
It still needs to develop and develop at a price it can afford, but it's way ahead of the US when the US was in China's developmental stage. And is still lagging China when China is massively poorer per capita than the US is.
You can tell who the CCP Useful idiots are as soon as they mention CO2 per capita
Ah, insults.
Bye, forever.
otto105
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Since it puts your total volume argument to shit
The problem here is that China and the US are at different stages in their development.
China has a GDP per capita of less than $19,000. This is more than double what it was 10 years ago.
The US has more than $68,000.
Clearly Americans are able to pay for cleaner fuel than the Chinese are.
China's GDP per capita is what the US's was in about 1986.
US GDP Per Capita by Year
US GDP Per Capita table by year, historic, and current data. Current US GDP Per Capita is 79,195.56.www.multpl.com
Obviously this figure doesn't represent real values.
I think constant levels show that based on the 2010 US dollar the Chinese economy now is at about 1961 levels for the US.
List of countries by carbon dioxide emissions per capita - Wikipedia
Let's go by carbon dioxide. It doesn't really tell the whole story, but this isn't a dissertation.
In 2018 the US was at 16.1 and China at 8.0
The US was at 20.8 in 1980. Always been higher than China.
List of countries by greenhouse gas emissions per capita - Wikipedia
For greenhouse gases the US was at 23.23 in 1990 and China was at 2.69.
Now the US is at 19.9 and China is at 8.49.
This is per capita. The US is far more polluting per capita than China has ever been.
Yes, the US is reducing its polluting. But not much. In 30 years it's dropped maybe 15-20% for greenhouse gases, but is still higher than China. For CO2 it's double China's rate now, and has dropped maybe 20% since 1980.
China is moving ahead massively with green energy.
Electric car use by country - Wikipedia
China, which has much lower car use than the US, has 3.3 per 1000 people and the US has 5.4 per 1000 (and most of this is in California).
The US has 816 cars per 1000 people and China has 204, a MASSIVE DIFFERENCE. So China's use of electric cars is actually THREE TIMES that of the US. And before you say electric cars pollute, I know they do, but what they don't pollute are their immediate surroundings. Which impacts the people in those cities.
Also
List of countries by renewable electricity production - Wikipedia
China uses 7 million GWh of renewable energy compared to the US's 4 million.
List of countries by energy consumption per capita - Wikipedia
The US's power consumption per capita is 6917 per person, in China it's 2964.
Clearly no matter how you look at it, China uses LESS energy, and is using far more of its energy consumption from renewable energy than the US, it's pushing green technology far, far, far more.
It still needs to develop and develop at a price it can afford, but it's way ahead of the US when the US was in China's developmental stage. And is still lagging China when China is massively poorer per capita than the US is.
You can tell who the CCP Useful idiots are as soon as they mention CO2 per capita
CrusaderFrank
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Since it puts your total volume argument to shit
The problem here is that China and the US are at different stages in their development.
China has a GDP per capita of less than $19,000. This is more than double what it was 10 years ago.
The US has more than $68,000.
Clearly Americans are able to pay for cleaner fuel than the Chinese are.
China's GDP per capita is what the US's was in about 1986.
US GDP Per Capita by Year
US GDP Per Capita table by year, historic, and current data. Current US GDP Per Capita is 79,195.56.www.multpl.com
Obviously this figure doesn't represent real values.
I think constant levels show that based on the 2010 US dollar the Chinese economy now is at about 1961 levels for the US.
List of countries by carbon dioxide emissions per capita - Wikipedia
Let's go by carbon dioxide. It doesn't really tell the whole story, but this isn't a dissertation.
In 2018 the US was at 16.1 and China at 8.0
The US was at 20.8 in 1980. Always been higher than China.
List of countries by greenhouse gas emissions per capita - Wikipedia
For greenhouse gases the US was at 23.23 in 1990 and China was at 2.69.
Now the US is at 19.9 and China is at 8.49.
This is per capita. The US is far more polluting per capita than China has ever been.
Yes, the US is reducing its polluting. But not much. In 30 years it's dropped maybe 15-20% for greenhouse gases, but is still higher than China. For CO2 it's double China's rate now, and has dropped maybe 20% since 1980.
China is moving ahead massively with green energy.
Electric car use by country - Wikipedia
China, which has much lower car use than the US, has 3.3 per 1000 people and the US has 5.4 per 1000 (and most of this is in California).
The US has 816 cars per 1000 people and China has 204, a MASSIVE DIFFERENCE. So China's use of electric cars is actually THREE TIMES that of the US. And before you say electric cars pollute, I know they do, but what they don't pollute are their immediate surroundings. Which impacts the people in those cities.
Also
List of countries by renewable electricity production - Wikipedia
China uses 7 million GWh of renewable energy compared to the US's 4 million.
List of countries by energy consumption per capita - Wikipedia
The US's power consumption per capita is 6917 per person, in China it's 2964.
Clearly no matter how you look at it, China uses LESS energy, and is using far more of its energy consumption from renewable energy than the US, it's pushing green technology far, far, far more.
It still needs to develop and develop at a price it can afford, but it's way ahead of the US when the US was in China's developmental stage. And is still lagging China when China is massively poorer per capita than the US is.
You can tell who the CCP Useful idiots are as soon as they mention CO2 per capita
So CO2 is not causing a mass extinction. Good to know
CrusaderFrank
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Are you confirming that CO2 is not causing any changing in the climate or is that just the Chinese version of CO2?
Fort Fun Indiana
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It wouldn't matter how I asked. You are far too stupid to have come up with anything.
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CrusaderFrank
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I came up with that the AGW Cult must believe that there is a Chinese version of CO2 that is NOT causing any climate change
CO2: it's not causing climate change when it comes from China
Fort Fun Indiana
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Which is as embarrassingly stupid as everything else you come up with.
Way to puss out on my question, ya sissy.
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