Multiple Choice
The developed countries often blame developing countries for environmental problems. How do the developing countries respond to these accusations?
A) They agree and have pledged to work to improve the environment.
B) They agree, but refuse to take responsibility for their contribution to environmental problems.
C) They disagree, arguing that the developed countries have been responsible for most environmental excess.
D) They disagree and blame the capitalist international system.
E) They disagree, arguing they have had no role in creating problems.
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