'Red meat and cars': French men’s carbon footprint 26% higher than women's, study finds

A study released on Wednesday investigating the gender gap in carbon emissions found that women in France emit 26 percent less carbon than men with their diet and transport choices. Researchers say household structure plays a “key role” in shaping the carbon footprint gap.  

May 14, 2025 - 05:00
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'Red meat and cars': French men’s carbon footprint 26% higher than women's, study finds
A study released on Wednesday investigating the gender gap in carbon emissions found that women in France emit 26 percent less carbon than men with their diet and transport choices. Researchers say household structure plays a “key role” in shaping the carbon footprint gap.  

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