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From here: https://phys.org/news/2017-07-effective-individual-tackle-climate-discussed.html
To those downvoting, because the chart doesn't address stuff like rich peoples's yachts & private jets - you're right, those people are selfish scum, and should be hounded by the rest of us over their behaviour, but this chart is about things we can all do, and specifically, understanding how impactful each thing is - sure, changing to LED light bulbs and recycling packaging is good, but if you're doing something more occasional, but meaningful, like buying a new vehicle (which don't forget, will be passed down through the market after you trade it in), make a good choice (people near me, who I know don't drive long distances from home, are *still* buying new diesel SUVs, when an EV would suit them perfectly). Likewise, when you're choosing an electricity supplier, make a good choice - buying green energy at the retail end of the market stimulates investment in the wholesale/generation end of the market, making green energy more economical.
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Having children seems to be the problem
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Having no kids would lead to economic/societal collapse (see Dependency Ratio), but too many is the big issue.