You are missing the point Lisna. The U.S. does make strides toward reducing emissions. The problem is when others do not do the same despite the fact their cumulative output is over double our own. Frownland and elph are not solutions-oriented people so you can't explain to them that in order to solve a problem you have to really focus at the top. Biden already is already pushing in regards to U.S. environmental policy. The U.S. (along with a bunch of others) are buyers in regards to China - China is both the primary producer and the seller. China has more leverage than everyone else by the very nature of this relationship. Therefore, if you can get China to evolve their operations, by extension you reduce every other associated issue. Why? Because the likelihood of these buyer-seller relationships changing at any point before we die of old age is zero, whereas it is more feasible to push China to become more innovative both domestically and otherwise in regards to the production of goods and services.
Last edited by Anteater; 08-09-2021 at 09:54 AM.
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