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1 comment:
Niue just 3700 T!
Why not, it has a population of just about 1500 people, so I'm not sure it can be labelled "nice".
A better benchmark would be CO2 emissions per capita - this will reveal the true extent of carbon footprints left by a country's citizen - countries like India have CO2 emission per capita per annum of about 1.3 T, so it can be seen that Niue is not as nice as India...
Just some thoughts!
Narasimhan Santhanam
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