China... What do we do about them?

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-57018837
Pumping out more emissions than the entire developed world combined? What the actual ... ?

Every single country is trying to reduce emissions, whilst china's is growing that fast that it's undoing everything?

What to do?
 
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carbon shaming much? somehow it was ok when west did that for last 100 years, polluting a lot. but when other countries develop themselves then they must feel themselves ashamed

I'm not sure why you would defend a country that's destroying the planet more than all the developed countries combined? And I wouldn't just shame them tbh, I would shame a few countries, including brazil. Brazil know exactly the damage they are causing, and still doing it, and accelerating it. They are not even trying to hold back.
 
China is also the world's leader when it comes to Solar Power installation.
 
China is my main income earner. As in they are my clients who put food on my table and pay my bills, so I do not care :D
 
i have been to China. I think they are one of the few countries actually taking the threat seriously

I'm not sure how they are taking it seriously when they are rapidly increasing in carbon emissions? China produces around 5x more than india, and 2x more than the USA. The USA are actually reducing their emissions for the last few years, but China is still rapidly growing.

China have even announced they will still keep growing until around 2030? That's 9 years of more and more carbon emissions before they even start to reduce it?
 
Stop dropshipping from China is the best thing you can do
 
Stop dropshipping from China is the best thing you can do

I try an avoid all Chinese products if I can myself, it's not good quality. Sadly you can't avoid it when big branded companies are using their materials such as steel and don't list where everything comes from.
 
I try an avoid all Chinese products if I can myself, it's not good quality. Sadly you can't avoid it when big branded companies are using their materials such as steel and don't list where everything comes from.
One way or the other, a component of what you buy is always made in China...

Aren't these things discussed in the U.N?
 
I try an avoid all Chinese products if I can myself, it's not good quality. Sadly you can't avoid it when big branded companies are using their materials such as steel and don't list where everything comes from.
Big branded companies...What do we do about them?
 
carbon shaming much? somehow it was ok when west did that for last 100 years, polluting a lot. but when other countries develop themselves then they must feel themselves ashamed
Your argument is fallacious! You are attempting to discredit an opponent's position by charging them with hypocrisy without directly refuting or disproving their argument.
 
They have almost the combined population of the west developed world.

So, what do you expect?
 
carbon shaming much?
Carbon shaming?!

So now there's a negative term for when you criticise the amount of pollution a country creates? People need to stop drinking so much soy and realise that labelling everything "shaming" as a way to downplay the original criticism is just a weak way of thinking.

You know what all these "shamings" have in common like "fat shaming" and now your new addition? The truth is completely disregarded (ie. yes, being morbidly obese is detrimental to health and yes, China is a huge source of pollution) and instead the only counter argument people have is essentially "you did a bad thing, you're not allow to say critical things to other people".

Prefer truth tbh.
 
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