Why do global environmental treaties provide different standards for developed and less-developed countries? Group of answer choices Since developed countries have more global power, they have demanded less restrictive standards for themselves than for other countries. Developed countries have had many years to engage in pollution as part of economic development, so it would be unfair to prevent less-developed countries from taking advantage of such opportunities. Less-developed countries have larger populations and thus need to work harder to reduce energy use and pollution. Pollution-reducing technology has become much more affordable, so less-developed countries find it very easy to implement it today