Environment
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Critical Study Shows the Huge Gap in Emission Production Between the Rich 1% and the Poor
A study points to the enormous emissions difference between the top 1% and the lowest. According to research, the "polluting elite" is responsible for the same amount of carbon dioxide in a year as the lowest 10% were in the previous two decades.
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