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“Oxfam identified 23 superyachts owned by 18 billionaires and estimates the average annual carbon footprint of each of these yachts to be 5,672 tonnes, which is more than three times the emissions of the #billionaires’ private jets... This is equivalent to 860 years of emissions for the average person in the world, and 5,600 times the average of someone in the global poorest 50%.”

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in reply to Simon Brooke

So if my math is right, to achieve the carbon reduction of about 50000 people dramatically reducing and recycling and striving for carbon neutrality, we could, instead, recycle one billionaire?
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craignicol
@yuribackinthehood @darthsandwich so, get Bezos to do community service in an Amazon warehouse, Musk to work in a Tesla factory (whichever one had the most health and safety violations), and confiscate anything beyond the pay grade of their new colleagues?
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craignicol
@yuribackinthehood wealth redistribution is step 1.