While the Democratic People’s Republic of America struggles to reduce emissions by 5%, North Korea has already achieved an 80% reduction.
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This is the model that the Little Dictator wants to emulate.
I think the FED, Obama and his Wall Street handlers will soon surpass the achievements of North Korea.
Looks like a reverse hockey stick. Did Michael Mann do this? Just asking.
Yet another success of the Clinton era.
Call me stupid, but what exactly happened in 1997 to cause the 80% reduction in per-capita carbon release in North Korea?
Mass starvation and crippling power restrictions.
The United States built a Nuke reactor for North Korea in exchange for not developing an atomic bomb.
Perfect Huff Po Headline… Which we’ll never see…