A new report says billionaires produce a million times more carbon emissions than the average person.

Oxfam: Billionaires Are World's Biggest Greenhouse Gas Culprits

Plus a new report, saying that billionaires produced a million times more carbon emissions than the average person. The study, by Oxfam, saying that the investments of 125 billionaires produced 393 million metric tons of carbon dioxide. That's the equivalent of the C. +02 output by the whole country of France. And it means the average billionaire produces about three million metric tons of carbon dioxide per year, while people outside of the world's wealthiest 10% emit an average of 2.8 metric tons of carbon emissions, while Oxfam calling on world leaders at cop 27 to quote, expose and change the role of the big corporations and the rich investors are playing profiting from the pollution that is driving the climate crisis and quote.