Hey, what I always wondered... many people say that "others" should act to slow global warming. For example, it's easy enough to go ranting about everyone polluting the environment, but then the same people who rant also drive their BMWs and don't worry about the amount of fuel their next car uses. What I've been thinking about for quite some time:
Have there been any studies you know of which show how much CO2 the population produces on a daily basis as opposed to the industry? Or how much oil is used in private cars and how much for industrial machinery? Any comparison between the average person and the averagy industrial power plant?

That's not quite comparable, because all the pollution from the industry counts to your footprint. You can't just point a finger at the industry, because it's us they're producing their goods for.