Annually, more than 60 per cent of global industrial carbon dioxide emissions originate in industrialized countries, where only about 20 per cent of the world's population resides. Much of the growth in emissions in developing countries results from the provision of basic human needs for growing populations, while emissions in developing countries contribute to growth in a standard of living that is already far above that of the average person worldwide. ... Russia has to cut emission levels from the Soviet days, and their emissions in the past decade have been far less, so it should not ...

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Some good reasons to use biomass as a sustainable fuel: correctly managed, biomass is a sustainable fuel that can offer a significant reduction in net carbon emissions compared with fossil fuels, biomass can be sourced locally, on an indefinite basis, contributing to security of supply and Woodlands, forestry and agriculture are generally perceived to be an environmentally and socially attractive comfort the Polish population, providing opportunities for recreation and leisure activities. ... But the minister added that the Canadian biodiesel industry "has not been able to produce and sel...

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The other successes case from British Columbia in Canada, it shows researches about how fuel use, gas emissions, and economy have been changed in last four years. ... At the same time, the GDP growth caught up with other states in Canada, which shows the tax has not hurt the economic growth in BC (Elgie and Mcclay 2013). ...

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