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The whole thing is a sham.
“Give us money and we’ll toe the line”.
Um, some of this is a long running argument from developing nations saying that the state of the environment today was mostly caused by former colonial powers who left them in a state where they're not resourced to tackle the problem alone, especially since many of the solutions either rely on advanced technology or would require them to say under-developed. And they're making a loud noise now because they want to be heard before Trump assumes power and tears it all up. I guess you don't mean it that way, but you're sounding very Daily Express headline writer there.
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You are absolutely correct, but the developing nations’ response ignores the fact that there is limited money to share around.
The walk-out comes across a bit like they’re not really that bothered about addressing the problems. Otherwise they’d take the £250bn and have at it as best they can. IMO.
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It does appear to be mostly sham. Counter productive sham
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With some of the recent contributions on here, we're increasingly in need of an 'overheard in the daily mail website comments' thread....
Ben689908
Light_EDDed
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The whole thing is a sham.
“Give us money and we’ll toe the line”.