Research reveals stark carbon gap between America's rich and poor
Rich households emit more than three times the carbon each year from driving compared to poorer households, new LSE study finds
The carbon impact of America's rich households compared to its poorer families remains stark, according to new research which reveals how the richest 10 per cent of homes are responsible for more than...
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