CAN THERMAL POLLUTION BE FAIRER?
Suppose countries’ heat energy inputs to the environment would be proportional to their electricity consumption. This is shown for a selection of countries in the table on a per capita basis. Their growth in electricity consumption is given over the past 35 years. Would the fairest way be to 1) assign cuts in electricity consumption to get an equal percentage reduction in per capita consumption or 2) for high consumers to pay compensation to low consumers? My purpose is to demonstrate thermal pollution can be fairly assigned by arbitrary reduction of growth in per capita electricity consumption.
Source: ourworldindata.org My writing on growth is at https://martinknox.com


Posted on April 1, 2021, in Government, Growth and development and tagged Electricity consumption, equal rights, growth, per capita, reduction, Thermal pollution. Bookmark the permalink. Comments Off on CAN THERMAL POLLUTION BE FAIRER?.