New research by Oxfam and the Stockholm Environment Institute has revealed that the richest 10 percent of the global population were responsible for over half of carbon emissions over the last 25 years, whilst the poorest 50 percent were responsible for just 7 percent. Siddharth Sreenivas, Food & Climate Justice Lead, Asia, Oxfam International shares more on carbon inequality and some essential measures which governments and institutions should adopt to tackle these issues. 

<p>New research by Oxfam and the Stockholm Environment Institute has revealed that the richest 10 percent of the global population were responsible for over half of carbon emissions over the last 25 years, whilst the poorest 50 percent were responsible for just 7 percent. <strong>Siddharth Sreenivas, Food &amp; Climate Justice Lead, Asia, Oxfam International </strong>shares more on carbon inequality and some essential measures which governments and institutions should adopt to tackle these issues.&nbsp;</p>

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