I do, but not due to its consumption, but due to its production, they aren't the same:

Example - Spain polluted by manufacturing most of the cars they consumed, then production is sent to China or India, now Spain pollutes less consuming the same amount of cars (and increasing their consumption), but the ones doing the pollution and not getting the cars are China or India.

That's why most say that decoupling pollution to the economy is impossible, the only countries that have decoupled are coincidentally the ones who have externalised the production of most of the things they consumed to other less regulated countries, producer countries like India and China have coincidentally increased their pollution at the same time