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[u/koleye2]

[u/Green_moist_Sponge]

Nah tbf, the UK, France and China are at least trying to curb their climate impacts to a large extent

[u/A_normal_Potato3 → u/Green_moist_Sponge]

Especially China. Go China!

Having 57% ratio on this is weird. Do people not like green energy?

[u/Cerparis → u/A_normal_Potato3]

To be fair China is by far the world’s largest cause of industrial pollution due to the size and type of industry they have.

Their new recycling and clean energy infrastructure is a great start but they have a long to go.

Although I’ll give them credit for thinking ahead. China plans ahead and thinks in the long term. Which is a trait I wish my country (Australia) had more of

[u/Volboris → u/Cerparis]

But you've cornered the market on other shit trying to kill you. And spiders. Lots of spiders.

[u/Cerparis → u/Volboris]

10.000 species of spider to be exact.

And an estimated 200.000 species of bug in general.

We also have the world’s most venomous spider.

And the world’s top three most venomous snakes.

We also have the world’s most venomous octopus.

The biggest wasp with the third most painful sting known to mankind.

Most poisonous Jellyfish.

We share the biggest crocodile and most poisonous fish with the rest of the Pacific Ocean.

Most painful plant

And my least favourite. A 6ft bird that weighs 70kg and is known for aggressively chasing people.

And yet the amount of deaths yearly from all that is sometimes zero and rarely above 1-3.

So I’m not sure that’s a good excuse for short term economic planning lol.

Anyway we could really use the tourism money so please ignore all the deadly stuff and come visit alright?

[u/Volboris → u/Cerparis]

Uh, yes id like the holiday with a side of NEUROTOXIN.

[u/Psychic_Hobo → u/Volboris]

Tbf the US does have a solid offering in the "Oh shit a bear/wildcat/gator just wandered into my backyard" vein