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Kyoto empirically proven to be ineffective

pacificresearch.org — During the last decade the United States has had the best record among industrialized nations in restraining GHG emissions. Between 1997 and 2004, the last year for which comparative data are available: —global GHG emissions increased 18%; —emissions from Kyoto Protocol participants increased 21.1%; non-Kyoto: 10%; the US - only 6%

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  • Troika37, on 05/03/2008, -0/+6Maybe Kyoto is ineffective? Maybe the countries that are pledged to it are not particularly sincere? Maybe the United States deserves a little credit every now and again?
  • Troika37, on 05/03/2008, -0/+5FTA: "The United States may be the only industrialized nation that reduced its greenhouse gas emmissions in2006."

    Why isn't that in the news?
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