https://www.oxfam.de/system/files/oxfam-extreme-carbon-inequality-20151202-engl.pdf
" Climate change is inextricably linked to economic inequality: it is a crisis that is driven by the greenhouse gas emissions of the ‘haves’ that hits the ‘have-nots’ the hardest. In this briefing Oxfam demonstrates the extent of global carbon inequality by estimating and comparing the lifestyle consumption emissions of rich and poor citizens in different countries.
Strikingly, our estimates of the scale of this inequality suggest that the poorest half of the global population – around 3.5 billion people – are responsible for only around 10% of total global emissions attributed to individual consumption,1 yet live overwhelmingly in the countries most vulnerable to climate change. "
Quote from OXFAM , report summary. read the full report at https://www.oxfam.de/system/files/oxfam-extreme-carbon-inequality-20151202-engl.pdf
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