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Map of energy consumption per capita

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	# Industrial sector: does not necessarily reflect the lifestyles of the citizens. For example the vast majority of Chinese factories serve the consumption-habits of people in other countries.		# Industrial sector: does not necessarily reflect the lifestyles of the citizens. For example the vast majority of Chinese factories serve the consumption-habits of people in other countries.
	# Heating: Even if the global south was as developed as the USA or Europe, they still wouldn't use quite as much energy because they don't need heating.		# Heating: Even if the global south was as developed as the USA or Europe, they still wouldn't use quite as much energy because they don't need heating.
	A more honest consumption metric would be:		A more honest consumption metric would be: residential + commercial + passengerTransport + {goods consumption} / {global goods consumption} * ({global industrial energy use} + {global transport of goods, energy use})
	residential + commercial + passengerTransport + {goods consumption} / {global goods consumption} * ({global industrial energy use} + {global transport of goods, energy use})
	And then from there, a second metric: subtract residential & commercial heating.		And then from there, a second metric: subtract residential & commercial heating.
	RGB suggestion: population = blue; nonheating energy per capita = green; heating energy per capita = red; background = black.		RGB suggestion: population = blue; nonheating energy per capita = green; heating energy per capita = red; background = black.
			<br />[[User:Elie\|Elie]] ([[User talk:Elie\|talk]]) 04:06, 22 May 2022 (EDT)

Elie: Created page with "==Map of energy consumption per capita== It's misleading for 2 reasons: # Industrial sector: does not necessarily reflect the lifestyles of the citizens. For example the vast majority of Chinese factories serve the consumption-habits of people in other countries. # Heating: Even if the global south was as developed as the USA or Europe, they still wouldn't use quite as much energy because they don't need heating. A more honest consumption metric would be: residential +..."

2022-05-22T08:03:46Z

Created page with "==Map of energy consumption per capita== It's misleading for 2 reasons: # Industrial sector: does not necessarily reflect the lifestyles of the citizens. For example the vast majority of Chinese factories serve the consumption-habits of people in other countries. # Heating: Even if the global south was as developed as the USA or Europe, they still wouldn't use quite as much energy because they don't need heating. A more honest consumption metric would be: residential +..."

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==Map of energy consumption per capita==
It's misleading for 2 reasons:
# Industrial sector: does not necessarily reflect the lifestyles of the citizens. For example the vast majority of Chinese factories serve the consumption-habits of people in other countries.
# Heating: Even if the global south was as developed as the USA or Europe, they still wouldn't use quite as much energy because they don't need heating.
A more honest consumption metric would be:
residential + commercial + passengerTransport + {goods consumption} / {global goods consumption} * ({global industrial energy use} + {global transport of goods, energy use})
And then from there, a second metric: subtract residential & commercial heating.
RGB suggestion: population = blue; nonheating energy per capita = green; heating energy per capita = red; background = black.