Ten percent of humans make life and death decisions for all creatures A shocking Oxfam report revealed that the world's top eight million people produce more greenhouse gases than the world's poorest 3.5 billion people. The shocking report of the international organization "Oxfam" revealed a bitter reality in the climate economy: the richest people in the world are not only the main culprits of the global warming crisis, but these days, by investing in an economy oriented towards adaptation and restoration, they are also pocketing the legendary profits from the devastating consequences of these environmental crises. This corrupt structure has caused a complete destruction of the financial incentives to solve climate crises.

Ten percent of humans make life and death decisions for all creatures A shocking Oxfam report revealed that the world's top eight million people produce more greenhouse gases than the world's poorest 3.5 billion people. The shocking report of the international organization "Oxfam" revealed a bitter reality in the climate economy: the richest people in the world are not only the main culprits of the global warming crisis, but these days, by investing in an economy oriented towards adaptation and restoration, they are also pocketing the legendary profits from the devastating consequences of these environmental crises. This corrupt structure has caused a complete destruction of the financial incentives to solve climate crises.