Poor's Carbon Footprint Overestimated
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individual carbon footprintDPA International
•Private jet vs paper straw: Carbon footprint of poor being overstated
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Cambridge University -led team of researchers find wealthy carbon footprint exaggerated.
Survey of over 4,000 people in Denmark , India , Nigeria and the US .
Wealthier people were more inclined to justify having a deeper carbon footprint and to back policies such as taxing red meat consumption or subsidizing carbon dioxide removal technologies.
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