well, this comment that ken made during the Jeffrey's class still sticks in my head for a while...
Here's the quotation from him, "for developing countries, we need to sacrifice something to develop or achieve to the next level including pollution...".
From his country's perspective, they just want to be more developed and achieve something better than the ones they currently have.
But, we've seen so many failures so far (pollution, endangering animals, environment, etc). They'd think that it wouldn't be fair that they'd have to follow the new regulations that the developed countries did not use, and that would slow things (possibly cost too) down for the developing countries.
If we try to convince him (or his government), would that be some types of foreign intervention that we shouldn't do? or this is something that int'l organizations can do about it (and they should?)? the easier way is that he (his government) learns and takes an initiative for better solutions by themselves.
what do you think? 説明が日本語だと難しかったので英語ですが、ぜひ日本語でどうぞ。