In 2019, America recorded the world’s largest decline in energy-related carbon dioxide. But to credit President Trump, would discredit other important Paris Accord signatories, so nothing was said
As Trump’s ideological ally, Australia has been forced to pay a price. That, per capita, we spent 11 times the global average on renewable energy and rolled it out four to five times faster than China, the EU, Japan and the US, matters little at home or abroad.
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