Dan Baxter

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Thanks to the scale of global income inequality, responsibility for global greenhouse gas emissions is highly skewed: the top 10% of emitters – think of them as the global carbonistas living on every continent – generate around 45% of global emissions, while the bottom 50% of people contribute only 13%.43 Food consumption is deeply skewed too. Around 13% of people worldwide are malnourished. How
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