I said, "Their footprint dwarfs the rest of the world and they use coal more than the entire rest of the world." From the link I gave you, China is the largest in terms of cO2 emissions and uses more coal than the rest of the world combined.

AOC and a good many l*****t nut cases said we have 12 years, last year. Don't tell me you didn't know what she, Beto and others are saying.

But, you're right about China and the US, we are the biggest producers of cO2, no doubt, but we still do not KNOW that CO2 is the cause of the warming, ESPECIALLY since the ice cores show CO2 levels to rise AFTER warming and since the mid 90's there has been no significant warming.

You are right that China and India are not "exempt" but, they don't even have to do anything regarding their emissions levels until 2030. The US was expected to move immediately to alter our emissions which would cost us jobs while China continued to rake in gains economically, all the while still c***ting us and stealing our technology.

China and India were and are not exempt in any meaning of the term.

If fact those two nations are making the largest investments in renewables in the world.


https://www.ft.com/content/a42e23be-8900-11e8-affd-da9960227309


This year, emerging markets will overtake developed nations in terms of the amount of renewable wind and solar power they have installed, according to Moody’s, the credit rating agency.

In the decade to 2016, the amount of solar power generated across the world has risen by 50 per cent, while wind has increased by 22 per cent, according to BP’s annual review of world energy.

While developed economies have been leaders in the development of renewable power, much of the recent momentum has come from developing nations — and from China and India in particular, which are now the biggest and the third-biggest renewable electricity markets, respectively.

Swami Venkataraman, co-author of the recent Moody’s report, said: “Countries such as China and India [are] leading the charge, as new renewables become competitive with other sources of power even in developing nations.”