Source: www.upriser.com | Original Post Date: July 14, 2014 –
This is actually a very difficult question, since nations are currently not being evaluated based on the good they are doing for the world by anyone other than Simon Anholt. According to him in his video presentation below, the answer is Ireland. All too frequently, we see nations ignore the science and the experts in the name of short term financial gain. A great example is Japan reinvesting in nuclear reactors while the Fukushima crisis has still not been resolved, even years after its meltdown.
We see environmental problems coming together to threaten the biosphere itself, all while nations are not even managing to refrain from defending the biggest ecological and economic criminals. The pollution in China is so bad that citizens are buying imported bags of air. In fact, in many instances the very institutions doing the most damage are also benefiting from subsidies and bigger budg...
