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Elitist Asshole John Kerry says people would 'feel better' about the Ukraine war if Russia would reduce emissions I believe that Russia has the ability to be able to make enormous changes if it really wanted to' By Sarah Rumpf-Whitten Fox News Published March 6, 2024 10:31pm EST John Kerry claims that people would 'feel better' about the war in Ukraine if Russia would 'make a greater effort to reduce emissions'U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry discusses the Russian-Ukraine war at the foreign press briefing Tuesday in Washington, D.C. Outgoing Special Presidential Envoy for Climate (SPEC) John Kerry claimed that people would "feel better" about the ongoing war in Ukraine if Russia would "make a greater effort to reduce emissions." "If Russia wanted to show good faith, they could go out and announce what their reductions are going to be and make a greater effort to reduce emissions now," Kerry said during a foreign press briefing on Tuesday in Washington, D.C., his last as the SPEC, as he departed from the position Wednesday to reportedly join President Biden's presidential re-election campaign. "Maybe that would open up the door for people to feel better about what Russia is choosing to do at this point in time," he said. BIDEN ADMIN SUED FOR HIDING JOHN KERRY'S STAFF, COORDINATION WITH ECO GROUPS Special Envoy for Climate John Kerry speaks during the AIM for Climate Summit in Washington, D.C., last May. (AIM for Climate Summit) Kerry's remarks came after a Russian news agency reporter, Igor Naimushin, asked him about the U.S. relationship with Russia on his climate agenda. "I believe that Russia has the ability to be able to make enormous changes if it really wanted to. I mean, if Russia has the ability to wage a war illegally and invade another country, they ought to be able to find the effort to be responsible on the climate issue," Kerry said. "And unfortunately, because of the actions that Russia took in an unprovoked, illegal war against another nation, we have not been engaged in discussions with Russia, sadly," he continued. "I say "sadly" because it’s a loss for the world not to be able to have Russia acting constructively on this issue." During a recent speech in Scotland, U.S. Climate Envoy John Kerry ripped climate change deniers, saying they are making climate change worse and thus threatening humanity. (Florence Lo / Pool / AFP via Getty Images) The comments were the latest example of Kerry warning about the climate change implications of war in Ukraine. Kerry previously came under fire after saying that a key consequence of the ongoing Ukraine war stemming from Russia's invasion last year is increased global greenhouse gas emissions. "Lots of parts of the world are exacerbating the problem right now, but when you have bombs going off, and you have damage to septic tanks or to power centers, etcetera, you have an enormous release of greenhouse gas, methane, all of the family of greenhouse gasses and the result is it's adding to the problem," Kerry said during a July 2023 interview with MSNBC.