should developing nations adhere to same environmental standards as developed nations in curbing globalwarming

Answer 1

And what standards would those be? We don't have any because we don't even believe that it's happening. People see glaciers that have been around for 10000 yrs disappear in 15 yrs and say "Oh it's cyclical, We have nothing to do with it." Put it this way: Would you lock your children in a room that gradually filled up with smoke. No, because eventually they wouldn't be able to breathe and they would die. The sad thing is people let Exxon Mobil convince them that cow farts cause global warming not exhaust from cars. They spend 180 million to convince you of this so they can make Billions in profit.
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Answer 2

There is absolutely nothing any individual nation or the entire world can do do change the upcoming climate change.
Global warming IS happening, a given, but not for the reasons our leftist liberal science sources, politicians and press are reporting. Only 18 percent of the "new" Co2 in the atmosphere is contributed by all contemporary sources including the overall world consumption of fossil fuel, livestock (and human) flatulation and crop fertilization. The majority of scientific studies are now discounting Carbon Dioxide emitted by motor vehicles (burning of fossil fuels) as any MAJOR cause. Geological history indicates natural solar cycles are the culprit, something politicians have no power over so they ignore. The real short-term danger is in fact a buildup of greenhouse gas in the atmosphere, but not Co2. The real culprit is Methane, a far more potent greenhouse gas, being released into the atmosphere by the decay of Methane Hydrate occurring naturally frozen on the ocean floors, due to the gradual (natural) warming of ocean water by the (natural) solar cycle. Another item our politicians have no control over and the liberal media will never mention. Follow the money trail... They promote revenue and power by promoting fear. "We just have to do SOMETHING...You know"? So they continue to promote cars as the culprit. If we reduce world fossil fuel consumption by 10% it would have absolutely no effect on climate change, and the world would be plunged into economic chaos....

Answer 3

yes..that way they don't have to spend more money on rebuiding everything later to catch up with the environmental standards. plus everyone is responsible in keeping the environment healthy

Answer 4

In my opinion, yes. This was probably the biggest reason the Kyoto Accord was not taken seriously.