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In the last 18 months, seven of the ten largest global economies have set goals to reach zero out emissions within decade. Bloomberg’s Akshat Rathi explains why experts don’t think India will join in and set it’s own net-zero emissions goal.
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If India get rid of corruption and stupid casting systems. Then India will be rich country.
Lol they don't even try to make it believable. They just go straight for what the DemBots want to hear in fantasy land.
Never happen!!
Tiny??? B.S.
Blahahaha
Over the past past 4 years the US has lowered carbon emissions more than the signatories to the expensive, meaningless Paris Accords.
This a joke?
Yall need to do a video about ecosia they are a search engine that plants trees with their profits