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Not sure about that. Seems to show wealthier people travel more.
Thats my point. Do lower income people travel less becasue they are environmentally responsible or because they can't afford to or arent required to for their (lower earning) jobs?
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It mentions lower income people in cities use least, if you need to drive for work then I imagine the energy use goes up. But what choice do you have...buses to work are too few in many places.
Not being able to heat is also very environmentally friendly, but not very human friendly!
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Erm brutal indictment of consumerism
JWestland
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Not sure about that. Seems to show wealthier people travel more.
I’d guess this is strongly linked to work and presumably there is a physical space element to the energy used equation, further amplifying this.