El 0,1% más rico contamina más que casi la mitad de la humanidad y se beneficia de los desastres climáticos, según Oxfam

A new analysis by Oxfam Intermón reveals that the world's wealthiest 0.1%, comprising approximately eight million people, is responsible for more carbon emissions than the 3.5 billion poorest individuals combined. The report highlights a significant disparity in environmental impact between the global elite and the rest of the population.

Beyond the disparity in emissions, the findings suggest that this demographic also benefits financially from climate-related disasters. The report was released on a Tuesday, ahead of an upcoming climate summit, to draw attention to the role of extreme wealth in the ongoing climate crisis.