A green country is one that tries to be environmentally friendly.

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My opinion is . . .

You've got the basic idea of 'green'. But a country that only
tries doesn't deserve to wear the label. They have to actually
do it before they can be considered a 'green country'.

It isn't that hard. They can do it if they really want to.

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