Humorous_Baker

And why focus on the last 25% of emissions instead of the 80%, which we are still a very long way from tackling?

Do you see the growing middle class in China as a threat to these ideas since they will, probably, have growing emissions through increased meat eating and travel. So, no matter what we do, on a personal level, our impact will be negligible.

Why don't you talk about China at all? How does the UK's 1% of global emissions compare to China's 28%? We could all eat insects and it would not make a difference

Do you see the growing middle class in China as a threat to these ideas since they will, probably, have growing emissions through increased meat eating and travel. So, no matter what we do, on a personal level, our impact will be negligible.

Do you see the growing middle class in China as a threat to these ideas since they will, probably, have growing emissions through increased meat eating and travel. So, no matter what we do, on a personal level, our impact will be negligible.