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Women in France have 26% lower food and transport carbon footprint than men -report

Published 00:01 on May 14, 2025 / Last updated at 09:04 on May 13, 2025 / / Climate Talks, EMEA, Europe

Food and transport choices by men in France generate 26% more carbon emissions than those of women, with the disparity largely driven by higher red meat consumption and car use, a new study has found.
Food and transport choices by men in France generate 26% more carbon emissions than those of women, with the disparity largely driven by higher red meat consumption and car use, a new study has found.


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