Sustainability: Denmark leading the way?
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Denmark is a very small country and it has less than 6 million inhabitants so we could say that the world does not care whether Danes emit a lot or do not emit carbon dioxide at all. If you look at it this way, it is true that Denmark will definitely not make a difference in this global fight against climate change and global warming. But Danes have learned that by leading the way, they can inspire and help the world find the solutions that are needed to decrease the carbon dioxide emissions while we keep growing in the West and at the same time we keep vanishing poverty from Asia, Africa, and Central and South America. The environmental problems that we face are complex and due to many reasons and cannot be addressed fully in a short blog entry. There are people that might say that Denmark is not an example of a sustainable country because their high GDP/capita makes it more pollutant than many poorer countries. There are many ways to address the climate crisis and I am not here to te