http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servl.../National/home

I post this link here mainly for discussion (and because of boredom).

I’ve never heard of The Globe and Mail before but they are quoting a seemingly credible source. Apparently Canada, a Koyoto treaty signatory, has seen CO2 levels rise while the US, not a signatory, has seen a decline. Anyone want to offer any speculation as to why?

Instead of reducing the levels of greenhouse gas emissions as specified under the Kyoto Protocol on climate change, Canada has seen an actual increase, [Environment Minister Rona Ambrose] said.
The United States, which reneged on the original Kyoto deal, actually has a better track record cutting greenhouse gases than does Canada, Ms. Ambrose said.
Have at it folks!