Global warming's biggest jerks

In Copenhagen, rich nations want to force the developing world to cut greenhouse gases. Poor countries want money from the rich to do it. Who pollutes the most?

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Worst offenders

Neither China nor the U.S. have agreed to mandatory cuts in greenhouse gases. Getting them on board is essential to solve the problem.

Steve Hargreaves, CNNMoney staff writer

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Last updated December 18 2009: 6:10 AM ET

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Global warming's biggest jerks

In Copenhagen, rich nations want to force the developing world to cut greenhouse gases. Poor countries want money from the rich to do it. Who pollutes the most?