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even when taking account of emissions embedded in the nation’s imports. According to available international data, between 2000 and 2013 Germany’s GDP grew by 16% while its consumption-based CO2 emissions fell by 12%. Likewise, the UK’s GDP grew by 27% while emissions fell by 9%, and GDP in the US grew by 28% while emissions fell by 6%.30 If
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