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The Personal Carbon Footprint
Negotiations over carbon emissions resemble the end of a Quentin
Tarantino film, when everyone has a gun pointed at everyone else
and no one can make a move. Rich nations (like the U.S.) need to
make the first cuts, but they won't until developing nations (like
China) do — and vice versa. Researchers from Princeton University
suggest working on the individual level instead. It's the well-off
people of the world — in Indiana or India — who are
responsible for most carbon emissions. A strategy focused on rich
individuals instead of rich countries might just get us out of this.
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