Graphic showing that richest 10% of the world is responsible for 48% of global emissions, whereas the bottom 50% of the global population is responsible for 8% of emissions. The emission graphic takes the form of a shallow champagne glass.

OXFAM 'champagne glass' graph shows the #CarbonInequality between the richest and the rest.

Full report:
policy-practice.oxfam.org/resources/climate-plunde...

Using data from the Stockholm Environment Institute, our 'champagne glass' graph shows the #CarbonInequality between the richest and the rest.
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For more stats, charts and solutions, read our latest report #ClimatePlunder.
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oxf.am/climateplunder

Using data from the Stockholm Environment Institute, our 'champagne glass' graph shows the #CarbonInequality between the richest and the rest.
​
For more stats, charts and solutions, read our latest report #ClimatePunder.
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👉 oxf.am/climateplunder
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Using data from the Stockholm Environment Institute, our 'champagne glass' graph shows the #CarbonInequality between the richest and the rest.
​
For more stats, charts and solutions, read our latest report #ClimatePunder.
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👉 oxf.am/climateplunder
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#MakeRichPollutersPay

Using data from the Stockholm Environment Institute, our 'champagne glass' graph shows the #CarbonInequality between the richest and the rest.

A person in the richest 0.1% produces more carbon pollution in a day than someone in the bottom 50% produces all year.

Same pollution. Different worlds.
But only one pays the price.

👉 Read our latest bulletin to learn more:
www.equals.ink/p/climate-pl...

#MakeRichPollutersPay #CarbonInequality

Could you lift the carbon produced by the world’s richest polluters? 🏋️ Together with Kerry Maule, we challenged people to try, and exposed the real weight of #CarbonInequality.

It’s time to #MakeRichPollutersPay 🌍
👉 bit.ly/47Lncer

Concerning Conditions in South Asia Due To Climate Change - Stratheia South Asia faces extreme climate shifts, floods, heatwaves, glacial melt, calling for urgent action on global climate policy.

Despite low emissions, South Asia pays the highest price. Floods, storms, acid rain—while industrial powers drag their feet. Climate justice must be global.
#GlobalWarming #CarbonInequality #ClimateAction
stratheia.com/concerning-c...

Original post on climatejustice.global

Reiche verursachen mehr #Emissionen – und wissen das auch. Doch gleichzeitig schätzen viele ihre eigene Klimabilanz als überdurchschnittlich gut ein. Eine aktuelle Studie der Universität Konstanz zeigt: Die sogenannte #CarbonInequality ist der Bevölkerung durchaus bewusst und viele wünschen sich […]

Today is #EarthOvershootDay, and in Germany, #CarbonInequality is getting attention. Our recently published article shows support for societal change - the rich should lead by example and have the best, not worst, carbon footprints!
www.deutschlandfunk.de/umweltminist...

Original post on fediscience.org

The International Conference on Environmental Psychology (#ICEP) is taking place in #Vilnius from the 15th to the 18th of June.

Our research group will be presenting results on carbon inequality perception and on motivation to use more sustainable means of transport.

#CarbonInequality […]

#DavidAttenborough telling us his truth & giving #hope #biodiversity #soil #equality #carbonemissions #carboninequality #consumeless #itistime #mondaythoughts...