Why doesn't Greta Tunberg talk with the Chinese about air pollution? A young girl who has become a Nobel laureate, preaching her ideas to a convert, is not achieving anything in the fight against global pollution or climate change, because for this she needs to go to China and India, many activists say.
The problem is much wider
Climate icon Greta Thunberg easily talks about problems in places like Britain, a country that has made every effort to combat climate change in all the countries of the Big Twenty. What about China?
In fact, since the advent of coronavirus in China, the level of pollution has fallen markedly, which indicates that the world urgently needs the Chinese to change their approach to industry in their country, if anything ever changes.
Given that people in countries such as China and India make up 37% of the world's population and emit huge amounts of pollutants into the atmosphere and the environment, Greta should focus on these countries and not on powers like tiny Britain, responsible for the small hits. into the ocean of plastic bags and napkins.
Of course, it should focus not only on developing countries, but also on the United States, which make up 5% of the world's population, but use 60% of its resources in industry.
