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Change in global mean surface temperature caused by greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels and industry °C
United States +0.209 °C
China +0.163 °C
Russia +0.069 °C
Germany +0.041 °C
India +0.039 °C
Japan +0.031 °C
United Kingdom +0.027 °C
Canada +0.019 °C
France +0.017 °C

It's time to stop taking excused by checking always the wrong graphs!
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or talking bullshit!
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YOU ARE NOT INNOCENT AT ALL!
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Does it matter how much the United States reduces its carbon dioxide emissions if China doesn’t do the same?
Yes, it matters. Observed and anticipated increases in greenhouse gas emissions from China and other countries don’t let Americans off the hook for reducing emissions. From a purely physical perspective, any reduction in emissions helps minimize future temperature increases. From the perspective of fairness, the United States has released more heat-trapping gases to date than either China or India, the world’s two most populous countries.

Carbon dioxide is a long-lived greenhouse gas that can linger in Earth’s atmosphere for thousands of years. Consequently, the United States bears more responsibility for the amount of warming that has occurred so far and will persist for millennia https://perma.cc/5TMZ-6B3R
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