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More red meat and large cars: Why men emit more CO₂ than women in France
According to a study published by the London School of Economics, French men's CO₂ emissions are, on average, 26% higher than ...
The American Spectator1dOpinion
Men Love a Big Carbon Footprint
I want a carbon footprint so big it’s like an Airbus A380 — a footprint that makes women smile and whisper to each other ‘Oh, ...
Mother Jones3d
Dudes Emit More Greenhouse Gases Than Women Do. It’s the Cars—and the Meat.
Men emit 26 pecent more planet-heating pollution than women from transport and food, according to a preprint study of 15,000 ...
Women contribute less to climate-heating emissions than men, study finds
According to the UN, women and children are up to 14 times more likely to die during climate-related disasters. They also ...
USA Today4d
Men die of a broken heart more often than women, new study finds
Men are more likely to die from "broken heart syndrome" than women are, according to a new study published. Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy, also known as broken heart syndrome, is brought on by physical ...
vegconomist2d
Study: Women Emit Significantly Less Carbon Than Men, Partly Due to Lower Red Meat Consumption
A new paper by the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment has analyzed the carbon footprint gender ...
Euronews4d
Red meat and cars mean French men have a 26% higher carbon footprint than women, study says
“Our results suggest that traditional gender norms, particularly those linking masculinity with red meat ... Men do need to eat more calories, but they consume disproportionately more food than ...
France 244d
'Red meat and cars': French men’s carbon footprint 26% higher than women's, study finds
The average man in France has a 26% higher carbon footprint than the average woman largely due to increased car usage and red meat ... Single men and women also had lower and more equal carbon ...