GREAT VIDEO, I suggest focusing on the interviewees answer rather than asking the next question so eagerly, their was a few times alex was still answering a question and you asked the next one.
China has proven they are not willing to co-operate with any regulations regarding pollution, and the rest of the most populace countries in Asia are too poor to be able to spend any money or time even thinking about climate change. African nations are also too poor to worry about climate change when education, starvation and clean water is still a priority. Westerners like to talk about climate change because it sounds good (People who can afford to actually chose what food they eat or products they consume are the only ones who would pay extra for a product that is less negatively impactful to the earth), but literally nothing will change if the whole world doesn't join in.
Please can you share the source to this statistic. Unfortunately I can only find sources where Africa is 5% or less on CO2 emissions or plastic. Which means that Asia is 80%, which makes mentioning Africa somewhat irrelevant. But also, once again, I can't find sources which state Asia as that high. Unless the pollution being referred to is not CO2 emissions nor plastic, in which case what pollution is being referred to?
GREAT VIDEO, I suggest focusing on the interviewees answer rather than asking the next question so eagerly, their was a few times alex was still answering a question and you asked the next one.
good feedback! I think that probably comes from the nerves. Thanks for pointing it out
Lets hope he visits Africa and Asia where 85% of the worlds polution comes from
China has proven they are not willing to co-operate with any regulations regarding pollution, and the rest of the most populace countries in Asia are too poor to be able to spend any money or time even thinking about climate change. African nations are also too poor to worry about climate change when education, starvation and clean water is still a priority. Westerners like to talk about climate change because it sounds good (People who can afford to actually chose what food they eat or products they consume are the only ones who would pay extra for a product that is less negatively impactful to the earth), but literally nothing will change if the whole world doesn't join in.
Please can you share the source to this statistic. Unfortunately I can only find sources where Africa is 5% or less on CO2 emissions or plastic. Which means that Asia is 80%, which makes mentioning Africa somewhat irrelevant. But also, once again, I can't find sources which state Asia as that high. Unless the pollution being referred to is not CO2 emissions nor plastic, in which case what pollution is being referred to?
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thank you!