Those countries have a choice to make. They can choose to grow their economies in an inefficient and polluting way, or they can choose to be part of this effort and grow their economies in an efficient and clean way. Now, when we have pictures on TV of people in China and Malaysia having to wear surgical masks because their choking on pollution, those are countries that want to choose a cleaner way to grow. The President is offering here a statement of the fact of the challenge we face but making clear that this is an opportunity too for developing countries to choose a much more sound path of progress for their economies. You've been critical of that element.
Poverty is the worst pollutant.
The developing countries have to participate. There is private capital that will go into those countries with our technology and help them grow. Poverty is the worst pollutant and that is why these countries are having large emissions. If we help their economic growth, they will be more efficient. This is misleading at its best.