"Since 1990 we have only seen a drop of 9% in carbon dioxide emissions, which compares badly, considering we need to achieve 80% reduction by 2050, " the party's Brian Wilson said.
If all of them started to telecommute instead of drive to work, oil imports would drop by over a quarter, and carbon emissions would fall by 67m metric tonnes a year.
Do we better help the developing world by making drastic carbon cuts today that might in an ideal world avoid a 7% yield drop, or by making higher-yielding varieties of crops available that could potentially generate drastic yield increases?