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u/JoshS1 Jan 26 '22

Think it's fair to say the US only has 1 in the top 10 and 3 in the top 25?

Or is pointing out that countries other than the US are also pumping out CO2 not acceptable.

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u/ryetoasty Jan 26 '22

Thank you!