Summary:

- This article discusses a study that found the world's wealthiest 10% of people are responsible for around two-thirds of global warming since 1990.
- The study looked at the carbon footprint of different income groups and found that the richest 10% have much higher emissions per person compared to the poorest 50%.
- The findings highlight the significant impact that inequality and high-consumption lifestyles can have on climate change, and the importance of addressing these issues to effectively tackle global warming.