KittenKoder
Senior Member
Finally got you back on track ... took you long enough. Now, factor in what is produced for the world and how much of that is used by who.
... What? I'm sorry, what?? What does that mean?? You were claiming that the US produces less Carbon Dioxide than India. It doesn't. It produces considerably more. The average American produces, on average, 20 times more than the average Indian.
What is this about "what is produced for the world and how much of that is used by who?" [I'm just asking you to explain a bit further].
You are ignoring the big picture in order to cherry pick ... typical environut behavior. How much of the products that produce this "threat" to the environment does India make compared to the other countries, then how much does each of the countries use, which should be more important than how much they make but go ahead and keep ignoring that little factoid. Factor in also the amount produced by livestock, the amount produced by simply exhaling by the humans living there, the amount that is produced by simply cooking food ... etc, etc, etc, etc ...