Men have a bigger carbon footprint than women, climate study finds [CBS News]
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The study , published this week in the Journal of Industrial Ecology, looked at the carbon emissions created by consumption among categories like food, clothing, furniture and vacations. Even though the several hundred single men and women studied spent similar amounts of money, men's purchases created 16% higher emissions, the authors found. That's because men were more likely to drop money on high-emitting categories, such as gasoline for cars, spending 70% more than women on that expenditure. Women spent more on health care, clothing and furniture — consumer categories that were less emitting. "The way they spend is very stereotypical," Annika Carlsson-Kanyama, lead researcher on the study, told The Guardian . "[W]omen spend more money on home decoration, health and clothes and men spend more money on fuel for cars, eating out, alcohol and tobacco," she told the media outlet. For both sexes, vacations played a big role in emissions, with one-third of the carbon emitted every
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