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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] This is all cultish thinking on their part, with no real basis in reality. Yet it persists strongly. I love that someone brought up CFCs and the hole in the ozone layer. It destroys a lot of the narrative, whether religious, or skeptical alike. The skeptics say things like "man can't possibly be having that much of an effect on the atmosphere because it's so vast" - yet CFCs created a dangerous hole in the ozone layer, proving man can indeed have a significant effect. But then there's the pivot to, "even if climate change is real, we can't really do anything about it / why should we if China isn't / oh but why bother with vehicle emissions if we aren't also doing x, y, z" which also picks up the apocalyptic religious MAGAs waiting for the "End Times" - the fact that the world was able to come together and solve the CFC issue to mend the hole in the ozone layer SHOWS that we can potentially still fix it. And, the arguments work both ways - because Trump backing out of the Paris climate accord gave China a way out. Returning to the table puts China back on the hook. Meanwhile the MAGAs also ignore the fact that China HAS NOT given up, and in fact is putting in more renewable power via solar, wind, and advanced technologies like thorium reactors than the rest of the world combined.[/quote] Montreal protocol gave exceptions to China, India, and other developing countries. In fact, China and India took advantage of this exception to produce CFCs and then burn them to collect carbon credits from Europe. China may be increasing renewables, but they are also increasing coal, when the goal is a 90% cut globally. Instead China and India are about 40% of emissions, and other countries outside of Europe and US are 30%. [/quote]
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