Most energy consumption is for transportation and housing.
The US trade deficit with the rest of the world is only about 3% of gdp, that doesn’t buy much in the way of emissions.
The US trade deficit with the rest of the world is only about 3% of gdp, that doesn’t buy much in the way of emissions.
I’d expect the US spends vastly more energy on transportation (individual vehicles) and housing (larger, more AC, etc)
Of course it is, if you have offshored energy-intensive industries.