context: On the one hand, the US, the EU, etc are shifting their manufacturing to these countries in an order to reduce costs and/or shifting their dirty emissions to these 'developing' countries.
answer_0: Generally, we expect these countries - which have had an extremely low per capita energy footprint, to keep their CO2 emissions in check.
answer_1: On the other hand we expect these countries - which have had an extremely low per capita energy footprint, to keep their CO2 emissions in check.
answer_2: Ideally, we expect these countries - which have had an extremely low per capita energy footprint, to keep their CO2 emissions in check.
answer_3: Really, we expect these countries - which have had an extremely low per capita energy footprint, to keep their CO2 emissions in check.
answer_4: For example we expect these countries - which have had an extremely low per capita energy footprint, to keep their CO2 emissions in check.
answer_5: Evidently, we expect these countries - which have had an extremely low per capita energy footprint, to keep their CO2 emissions in check.
answer_6: Historically, we expect these countries - which have had an extremely low per capita energy footprint, to keep their CO2 emissions in check.
answer_7: Elsewhere, we expect these countries - which have had an extremely low per capita energy footprint, to keep their CO2 emissions in check.
answer_8: Surely, we expect these countries - which have had an extremely low per capita energy footprint, to keep their CO2 emissions in check.
answer_9: Seriously, we expect these countries - which have had an extremely low per capita energy footprint, to keep their CO2 emissions in check.