Taking responsibility
Subtitle: why the United States must lead the world in reducing global warming pollution
Published: 2007
Language: eng
Format: [electronic resource] :
Subjects: Global warming; Government policy; Climatic changes; Greenhouse gases; Statistics
Description: Many individual states release more greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions than entire groups of developing countries. Forty-two U.S. states individually emit more carbon dioxide than 50 developing countries combined, and three states individually emit more CO2 than 100 developing countries. 'Taking Responsibility,' a new report by the National Environmental Trust, examines the greenhouse gas emissions of U.S. states as compared to developing countries and underscores the moral necessity for the United States to assume global leadership in ongoing efforts to craft a new post-Kyoto global climate treaty. Featuring a state by state profile of GHG emissions, the report also examines individual and collective efforts by U.S. states to reduce GHG emissions.
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