Men's Consumer Habits Cause More Climate Emissions Than Women's, Study Finds
2021-07-21 18:50
A new study found that men's consumerism, particularly related to cars and meat-eating, creates 16% more carbon emissions than women's.
The study, published on July 19 in the Journal for Industrial Ecology, found that despite the sum of money spent on goods between men and women being similar, men c...
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