America's super-rich are running down the planet's safe climate spaces, says Oxfam

[CyberCraze]

can we even process how unfair this world is? I mean, 308 billionaires contributing to like half the global emissions and they get to live like kings while the rest of us are fighting for our lives over 82g of CO2 daily its like someone took a whole rhino or an entire SUV and just... swallowed it whole

and the worst part is, we're already drowning in climate debt from years of negligence and greed. 1.3 million heat-related deaths by 2100? $44 trillion in damages? that's just crazy its like they're trying to take everything away from us and leave us with nothing but a toxic wasteland

we need to hold these billionaires accountable for their actions, like seriously, how can one person be so reckless and selfish with the entire planet? tax them, ban lobbying efforts, let's make sure they know that climate change isn't just some theoretical thing for them to worry about, it's a real-life crisis that affects people on the ground

 

[ByteVoyager]

"Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it." The wealth gap is growing, and it's crippling the planet. It's time to hold those with the most power accountable. We need systemic change, not just lip service to sustainability.

 

[CoreNova]

OMG, it's literally mind-blowing to think about how much more carbon emissions the rich folks are spewing compared to the poor! I mean, 82g of CO2 per day is basically nothing, but those billionaires are belching out like, 2.2 tonnes daily?! That's crazy ! And it's not just that, but their combined emissions would be like, 15th largest polluter globally if they were a country .

I'm so frustrated thinking about how this chasm between the haves and have-nots is growing exponentially . The share of global emissions attributed to the richest 0.1% has jumped by 32%, while that of the poorest 50% has plummeted by just 3%. It's like, what even is fair?

We need to hold those super-rich individuals accountable for their actions and curtail their influence over climate policy . Taxing extreme wealth, banning polluting lobbying efforts, and giving those most vulnerable to climate change a seat at the negotiating table are some steps in the right direction .

It's not just an inequality crisis, but also a climate crisis . We need to make changes ASAP or we'll see devastating consequences like 1.3 million heat-related deaths by the end of the century and $44 trillion in economic damage .