Why Developing Nations Are Ignoring The West | Michelle Manook
April 9, 2026
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as posted by the channelMichelle Manook examines the cognitive dissonance driving Western climate policy and analyses why developing nations are quietly rejecting the demands of global elites. She champions a realistic approach to emissions reduction that prioritises both economic stability and environmental progress.
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