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Are the richest 1 per cent really to blame for climate change?

21 November 2023

9:50 PM

21 November 2023

9:50 PM

Oxfam used to be a worthy charity through which donors in wealthy countries could help fund famine relief in developing countries over-run by natural disasters. That was before it evolved into a left-wing pressure group sandwiched somewhere between Extinction Rebellion and Black Lives Matter. It’s latest report, Climate Equality: a Planet for the 99 per cent, is a real eye-opener.

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