Men emit 26 pecent more planet-heating pollution than women from transport and food, according to a preprint study of 15,000 ...

According to a study published by the London School of Economics, French men's CO₂ emissions are, on average, 26% higher than ...

The average man in France has a 26% higher carbon footprint than ... women are more likely to adapt their eating habits to match their male partners’, including eating more red meat.

Men's appetite for meat and cars makes them bigger polluters than women, study finds A recent study conducted in France highlights a gender gap in carbon footprints. Another study published the same ...

“Our results suggest that traditional gender norms, particularly those linking masculinity with red meat ... Men do need to eat more calories, but they consume disproportionately more food than ...

There's a growing gender gap in the fight against climate change in the US, with women much more likely to vote with ...

Researchers analysed French consumption data from more than 2,000 car models and ... 38% transport footprint gap between men and women, which the working paper put down to two “gender stereotypical” ...

AND DOCTOR KIRSHNER SAYS, MAKE SURE THAT YOU’RE LIVING A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE BY BOTH BEING ACTIVE AND OF COURSE, EATING A MAIN Women are more at risk for stroke than men.Observing National Stroke ...

We already know about the gender gap in things like wages and retail prices (hello, pink tax), but did you know that there's a gender gap when it comes to pollution as well? According to French ...