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The richest 4% of UK households are on track to emit 22 times more travel emissions than the poorest households by 2035, a new study by the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) has found.
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Travel-related emissions to surge among UK’s richest, study finds

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The richest 4% of UK households are on track to emit 22 times more travel emissions than the poorest households…

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