Good news for the Libs! The U.S. leads the world in carbon reduction

[thinkingman]

@ImRightYoureWrong

@thinkingman

i’m not the one saying that either.

you are asking me to prove a negative. you, yes even you, know better than that

Not at all. They are saying they are reducing emissions and the data shows it, per the OP. Emissions are being reduced. Companies are reducing emissions.

Why do you believe they aren’t?

lol. no they arent

that stupid website says they are

sorry not stupid!

[thinkingman]

@ImRightYoureWrong

@gooddad409

Mostly small companies i never heard of and folks who don’t pollute to start with.

Yep. Amazon, Microsoft, AMD, Netflix, etc all very small

really?

show us where they’ve made such a commitment

and then show us the proof they stuck to it

i’ll keep asking until you do, or admit you have no idea and based all this on that lefty lulu site

[thinkingman]

@ImRightYoureWrong

@gooddad409

You remind me of that chess playing pigeon.

p.s. i have conceded nothing. No need to.

I win

haha

oh boy…

you win alright. win the “idiotic narrative of the forum of the month” award

and on this lefty dominated site, that’s saying a lot

[thinkingman]

@gooddad409

@ImRightYoureWrong

@gooddad409

So you have a couple of legits (only 2 that i see)? Big deal.

What’s a goft shop by the way.

Glad to see you admitting defeat.

Btw, still waiting on your answer:

@ImRightYoureWrong

What’s NY and CA’s carbon footprint @gooddad409?

You remind me of that chess playing pigeon.

p.s. i have conceded nothing. No need to.

good analogy

[JimmyC]

So the the OP’s linked article referenced the 2018 BP Statistical Report, which covered 2017. The 2019 BP statistical covers 2018 and the US increased its carbon emissions by 2.6%, 62% more than China’s increase. Looks like leaving the Paris Accords has come back to bite us.

[ImRightYoureWrong]

Ouch…

[WuWei]

@ImRightYoureWrong

@gooddad409

I saw things like gift shops on that list as well.

The companies on that list make up 30% of US GDP

What percentage of carbon footprint?

Does that include the $.09 multiplier?

[ImRightYoureWrong]

@WuWei

Does that include the $.09 multiplier?

damn that really got to you

Hey guess what, Trumpy Trump is a Keynsian now!

[Smyrna]

@ImRightYoureWrong

Hey guess what, Trumpy Trump is a Keynsian now!

Trumpy Trump is reacting to all those who buy pallets of toilet paper.

[ImRightYoureWrong]

Toilet Paper Stimulus 2020 will be historic

[Smyrna]

@ImRightYoureWrong

Toilet Paper Stimulus 2020 will be historic

Yep…on all the asses in our country.

[FloridaYankee]

@gooddad409

@ImRightYoureWrong

@gooddad409

How many amps do you think 100’s of electrical motors some as high as 1000 HP use per hour?

How many amps do you think 10,000s of the most high powered data servers use per hour?

Oh i am just talking about one plant. There are probably many tens of thousands of such motors across the country. At manufacturing sites.

Manufacturing is what would truly be affected by the ineffectual accord.

Didn’t see much of that on your list. Why should our manufacturing industries pursue Draconian measures from the accord while China and India pollute at will and thus nullify anything we are doing?

The Accord is simply a redistribution of wealth scheme.

Period. The end.

Manufacturing uses 3.7% of electricity generated in the country.

Server farms us 2%

You were saying?

[altair1013]

@ImRightYoureWrong

Pollution doesn’t stay within borders.

I agree. Of the ten most polluted rivers, eight are in Asia and two are in Africa. The pacific ocean island of plastic is almost exclusively owned by the Chinese.

[altair1013]

@ImRightYoureWrong

So, adding up BP, Walmart, Dupont, Microsoft, Netflix, Amazon…a lot of goft shops is all they are

None of these companies are redistributing tax dollars in the name of climate justice. So who cares?

[WuWei]

@ImRightYoureWrong

@WuWei

Does that include the $.09 multiplier?

damn that really got to you

Hey guess what, Trumpy Trump is a Keynsian now!

You didn’t answer the first question.

[FloridaYankee]

@altair1013

@ImRightYoureWrong

Pollution doesn’t stay within borders.

I agree. Of the ten most polluted rivers, eight are in Asia and two are in Africa. The pacific ocean island of plastic is almost exclusively owned by the Chinese.

China contributes about 30 percent of the plastics found in the oceans. Vietnam, The Philippines and others in the area are also major contributors, as is the United States to a lesser but still very significant extent.

[altair1013]

@FloridaYankee

China contributes about 30 percent of the plastics found in the oceans. Vietnam, The Philippines and others in the area are also major contributors, as is the United States to a lesser but still very significant extent.

True.

Just 10 river systems are responsible for 90 percent of the plastic flowing into the oceans. Eight are in Asia and two are in Africa. Ranked from the highest amount of plastic waste to the lowest, they are: the Yangtze River, Indus River, Yellow River, Hai He River, Nile River, Ganges River, Pearl River, Amur River, Niger River, and the Mekong River.

The rivers of Asia are the world’s largest open sewers. The world is focusing on the environmental crimes of the United States. They need to look elsewhere.