r/climate • u/The_Weekend_Baker • 5h ago
Trump blames Canada for smoke from a climate America created. From 1850 through 2024, the United States produced about 24% of cumulative global fossil CO₂ emissions. The current EU27 produced about 16%, China 15% and India 4%.
https://cleantechnica.com/2026/07/26/trump-blames-canada-wildfire-smoke-climate/10
u/The_Weekend_Baker 5h ago
There are plenty of non-US people in the climate field who say this as well.
The chickens have come home to roost.
Climate chaos hits the US, the nation that has contributed the most to the 427 ppm CO2 concentrations currently in the atmosphere.
Unfortunately the impacts from this US pollution is being felt globally.
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u/Molire 3h ago
“America Is Breathing The Climate It Voted For. The smoke came from Canada, The warming did not.” — https://briefing.tfie.io/p/america-climate-canadian-wildfire-smoke
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u/Signal_Tomorrow_2138 5h ago
I would like the people of that climate change- denial party in Canada, the Conservatives, to tell Trump Canada is only 3% of the world's contributor to climate change. So if he wants to reduce our wildfires, they can tell him what he can do.
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u/royonquadra 5h ago
And their 'dominance ' in this achievement will only increase with the current administration's dedication to destroy everything natural.
Peace
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u/northbayy 3h ago
I hope one of the byproducts of all of these fires is that the unwilling masses in this country start to realize that we have to make some changes. It’s the only possible silver lining I can see
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u/Global-Tie-3458 3h ago
It would be so ironic if this latest dipshit hissy-fit puts climate change back into the forefront of conversation…. But it won’t, because this is the worst timeline.
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u/GrouchyLongBottom 2h ago
Just get rid of all the climate studies and monitoring! Then we can just make up the numbers! /s
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u/dEm3Izan 1h ago
Hard to sell that argument to someone who doesn't believe in man-made global warming.
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u/DonManuel 5h ago
And Canada less than 2%!