Describe what constitutes and Americum and give some examples of Americums in the world today.
What will be an ideal response?
As a unit of measurement developed by Thomas Friedman, an Americum is any
group of 350 million people who are living an American lifestyle (a high level of
consumption and GHG production). Current Americums include North America, Europe,
one in China, India, and a combination of Southwest Asian nations, Australia, and New
Zealand.
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