In this context, any cuts in emissions from Georgia would be extravagantly pointless.

“Experienced state policy makers should know to never apply an ineffective sanction.  And there is certainly no purpose in applying to Georgia citizens (but not to their international rivals) a strategically detrimental sanction that would confer no climatic benefit whatsoever,” said SPPI president, Robert Ferguson. Georgia would merely be exporting its jobs – and its emissions – to Asia, where emissions are far less carefully regulated. However one looks at it, there is no possible environmental benefit in that - only harm.

To read a full account of the Science & Public Policy Institute research report, please go to: http://scienceandpublicpolicy.org/originals/climatehistory_and_change.html   Source

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