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New Study: Men Contribute Significantly More to Pollution Than Women Due to Meat and Cars

New Study: Men Contribute Significantly More to Pollution Than Women Due to Meat and Cars
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Science May 14, 2025 16:56

- A recent study reveals that men leave a larger ecological footprint than women, mainly due to their meat consumption and car usage, impacting climate policies.

Men Contribute Significantly More to Pollution Than Women

A new study highlights the substantial difference in ecological footprints between men and women, with men's choices of meat consumption and car usage being the main contributors.

Main Factors: Red Meat and Cars

Researchers point out that 'masculine' preferences for red meat and frequent car use significantly increase carbon emissions in the food and transport sectors.

Gender Gap in Emissions

The gender disparity in emissions is as significant as the wealth gap, with men's higher earnings correlating with greater emissions. In countries like France and the Netherlands, the gender pay gap still persists, influencing emission levels.

Implications for Climate Policies

The study emphasizes the need to address cultural norms related to masculinity, meat consumption, and car usage to achieve net-zero emissions targets.

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