Oxfam: Richest 0.1% emit more CO2 than poorest 3.5 billion
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A new Oxfam study finds that private jet travel and the investment portfolios of the ultra-wealthy contribute to climate change significantly more than previously estimated. The study expands the carbon accounting to include the emissions from the assets and companies owned by the richest individuals, revealing a much larger footprint. This challenges current climate responsibility frameworks and could intensify pressure for wealth-based climate policies.
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