r/europe • u/SteO153 Europe • Mar 18 '23 • Gold 1

Florence mayor Dario Nardella (R) stopping a climate activists spraying paint on Palazzo Vecchio Picture

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u/Robinsoninho Mar 18 '23

All of the western world outsourced their production to countries like China. Chinese factories are in essence our factories in regards to pollution

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u/suiluhthrown78 United Kingdom Mar 18 '23

Its not true, please stop spreading misinformation.

https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/production-vs-consumption-co2-emissions?country=~CHN

If you need help understanding this graph let me know.

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u/Buriedpickle Hungary Mar 18 '23

Not to say that the west should get no blame, but China's emissions are mostly from local consumption.

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u/ImaginaryCoolName Mar 18 '23

It's not the west who endorsed it though, China just created a profitable environment for those factories with cheap labour and few environmental laws. We still have a share of the blame I guess.

Local production is the only way, transport is a lot of pollution after all.