Wherever we go, war follows us, Aboud says.

But was it the right way to highlight an issue? We've tracked several responses here.

But if we were to be able to follow that little bottle on its journey, we would be shocked to discover that, all too often, that bottle is going to be put on a boat, it's going to go all the way across the ocean at some expense, and it's going to wind up in a developing country often China.

Follow it, and you will conclude that, ultimately, the war is all about the American superpower s military victory over the Taliban, so that it can finally withdraw its troops for a second time.

Of course, if their reasoning were followed to its logical conclusion, allowing the project to be built would be the most robust statement that this dispute really does not have anything to do with religion.

The developing countries are now following us and accelerating their pace. And actually, their cumulative emissions this year are the equivalent to where we were in 1965. And they're catching up very dramatically. The total concentrations by 2025, they will be essentially where we were in 1985.