Anything inland or away from the coast
Below are considered to be <span>corporate tycoons:
1. </span><span>Rockefeller - The family engage into politics, industrial and banking company, they are considered to be the family with largest fortunes by the world. They also engage in the oil business in the 19th century to 20th
2. </span><span>Carnegie - Andrew Canegie was considered to one of the richest people in the World. He is engage into steel industry. He started to became a telegraph messenger.
3. Morgan - the famous J.P Morgan is owned </span><span>John Pierpont Morgan. He is engage into a banking and financing business. At his time, he is considered to have a huge contribution to the US economy.
4. </span><span>Harriman - Edward Henry Harriman, is a financier. He is engage into one of the leading railroad builder. He also is a broker.
5. </span>Hill - He was the CEO of Great Northern Railway, he is known to be the Empire builder.
Answer:
failed because developing countries were exempt.
Explanation:
The "Kyoto Protocol" was an international agreement that aimed to cut down the global gases around the world. It was adopted first in<em> Kyot</em>o in<em> 1997</em>. This was the time when the concern for the rising greenhouse gases was alarming. It mandated the countries which were industrialized to cut down their global emissions, this included the USA.
Although the U.S.A signed the agreement at first, they dropped out from it because they felt it was unfair<u> since the developing countries like China and India were exempted from it.</u> The protocol failed because most of the emissions came from the developing countries which were exempted and this <u><em>increased the overall gas emissions around the world</em></u>.
The resource that contributed significantly to the development of England and Germany is Coal.