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Is it true that some countries that are less industrialised and therefore produce lower levels of industrial pollution, that these smaller countries may "trade" their "carbon credits" (ie. the margin between how much they pollute and how much they are "allowed" to pollute) with countries who pollute in excess of their allowance?

ie. can a country like mexico, china, india, brazil or any of the other sweatshops, can they "buy carbon credits" from countries like Malawi which are predominantly agrarian in economy?

and if so, how do they pay for these carbon credits? for instance, is it in cash or in trade concessions?

technology to run motorcars on ethanol or biodiesel exists. so too does technology to produce petrol from coal instead of oil...

should countries that produce these fuels, be given extra benefits (trade or otherwise) to reward them for doing so?

Is it true that some countries that are less industrialised and therefore produce lower levels of industrial pollution, that these smaller countries may "trade" their "carbon credits" (ie. the margin between how much they pollute and how much they are "allowed" to pollute) with countries who pollute in excess of their allowance?

ie. can a country like mexico, china, india, brazil or any of the other sweatshops, can they "buy carbon credits" from countries like Malawi which are predominantly agrarian in economy?

technology to run motorcars on ethanol or biodiesel exists. so too does technology to produce petrol from coal instead of oil...

should countries that produce these fuels, be given extra benefits (trade or otherwise) to reward them for doing so? i dont think so

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That is absolutely true. Like in the case of most Asian countries except Japan and China of course. They use more less technological machine so it produce less gases or carbon.

Some business like outsourcing companies do not really contradict to air issues unlike manufacturing industry 

It is true ofcourse because if well just try to analize, third world countries for instance are expected to have high carbon emissions! Why? Because with the numerous manufacturing firms and vehicles they have they are the very source of carbon emissions.

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