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China and United States contribute 40% of the worlds Co2 emissions, without them doing something major we are screwed anyway. Europe could become emission free and it wouldn't matter. UK is about 1% and they talking about new diesel or Petrol by 2030, what is the point if china do contribute.

If you look at per capita, the biggest hitters are Saudi Arabia, United States, Canada and Australia,
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