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The world moves forward on climate change without the US, says the New York Times.
As usual, though, the truth is exactly the opposite of what the NYT reports. A look at what the 19 nations are actually going to do shows no interest in reducing carbon emissions. China, India, Germany and Japan are all increasing their use of coal. Russia can be counted on the skirt its committments.
The only thing left for you greenies to do is hope your doom and gloom climate scenarios are wrong. Most likely they are, thankfully.
Looks Like Global Action On "Climate Change" Is Dead : Manhattan Contrarian
As usual, though, the truth is exactly the opposite of what the NYT reports. A look at what the 19 nations are actually going to do shows no interest in reducing carbon emissions. China, India, Germany and Japan are all increasing their use of coal. Russia can be counted on the skirt its committments.
In other words, this whole thing is a total farce. The G20 "climate" thing -- let alone New York Times reporting on same -- is nothing more than an international effort to bully the United States into crippling its economy while everyone else goes right ahead and uses fossil fuels exactly as they please. Whatever else you might say about President Trump, he seems to be unusually immune to this kind of bullying.
Without the U.S. in the game, all the biggest players are going to be increasing emissions, not decreasing them. In reality, the whole "global action on climate change" thing is completely dead.
The only thing left for you greenies to do is hope your doom and gloom climate scenarios are wrong. Most likely they are, thankfully.
Looks Like Global Action On "Climate Change" Is Dead : Manhattan Contrarian