Coal power drove China's gains against extreme poverty? Think again. @ODIdev @ODIclimate http://www.odi.org/projects/2822-faqs-coal-poverty …pic.twitter.com/XVSNk1eyEG
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@MForstater how do you mean? If rocketing coal meant decline in extreme poverty, red line would be convex@toddjmoss@CountCarbon
@theilmatic @toddjmoss @CountCarbon - if both lines ended at 2004 eyeballs would say coal rise & poverty fall linked...
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@MForstater, so let's take slowly: 1/3 Most dramatic drop (left) precedes coal: time series shows 1980s ag reform@toddjmoss@CountCarbonThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@MForstater 2/3 1990s typefied by a combination of ag and manufacture productivity (more coal too), ongoing decline@toddjmoss@CountCarbonThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@MForstater 3/3 poverty 1/5 by 1999, inflection point when coal consumption rockets at ever increasing rate@toddjmoss@CountCarbonThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@MForstater I'm just not sure what you're saying here: biggest area under coal curve after extreme poverty decline.@toddjmoss@CountCarbonThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@theilmatic@toddjmoss@CountCarbon ... and wonder what coal rise looks like against >$2, >$5/day and $10/day lines...? -
@MForstater totally important point, i.e. some level of income eventually captures that coal consumption change@toddjmoss@CountCarbon
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