Chinese Abortions Reduce Global Warming

The Chinese One Child Per Family law should be credited for not allowing China’s pollution to be worse than it already is.  In fact, the Chinese government is arguing that it should be credited toward Kyoto compliance.

 
This billboard in China says:  “Keep the birth rate low to enhance the quality of the population.”

From Reuters here:

“China is already doing a lot (to reduce Global Warming),” said Hu Tao, of China’s State Environmental Protection Administration.

He said China’s one-child per couple policy introduced in the early 1980s, for instance, had a side-effect of braking global warming by limiting the population to 1.3 billion against a projected 1.6 billion without the policy.

“This has reduced greenhouse gas emissions,” he told a conference in Oslo last month. China is the number two emitter of greenhouse gases, mainly from burning fossil fuels, behind the United States and ahead of Russia.

Developing nations argue that they should get credit for policies that have helped slow rising emissions. They note that east European nations in Kyoto get credit for the collapse of Soviet-era smokestack industries — unrelated to deliberate efforts to fight global warming.

So…  eliminating a population the size of the United States since 1980 should be the equivalent of knocking down smokestacks??!!  Just how does China enforce this policy of one child per family?  Forced abortions and sterilization, of course!

From NPR here:

During the past week, dozens of women in southwest China have been forced to have abortions even as late as nine months into the pregnancy, according to evidence uncovered by NPR.

China’s strict family planning laws permit urban married couples to have only one child each, but in some of the recent cases — in Guangxi Province — women say they were forced to abort what would have been their first child because they were unmarried.

Liang Yage and his wife Wei Linrong had one child and believed that — like many other couples — they could pay a fine and keep their second baby. Wei was 7 months pregnant when 10 family planning officials visited her at home on April 16.

Liang describes how they told her that she would have to have an abortion, “You don’t have any more room for maneuver,” he says they told her. “If you don’t go [to the hospital], we’ll carry you.” The couple was then driven to Youjiang district maternity hospital in Baise city.

“I was scared,” Wei told NPR. “The hospital was full of women who’d been brought in forcibly. There wasn’t a single spare bed. The family planning people said forced abortions and forced sterilizations were both being carried out. We saw women being pulled in one by one.”

The officials gave Wei three injections in the lower abdomen. Contractions started the next afternoon, and continued for almost 16 hours. Her child was stillborn.

Hey, anything to reduce impact of exhaled CO2 in accordance to the fake new religion of “Global Warming.”  At least Chinese women have freedom of Choice-  either walk to a forced abortion or be transported by the state.