The Daily Populous

Carbon dioxide emissions rose by 60% over the 25-year period, but the increase in emissions from the richest 1% was three times greater than the increase in emissions from the poorest half.

The richest 10% of the global population, comprising about 630 million people, were responsible for about 52% of global emissions over the 25-year period, the study showed.

Globally, the richest 10% are those with incomes above about $35,000 (£27,000) a year, and the richest 1% are people earning more than about $100,000. »

Democrats were rankled by Mr. Barr’s speech marking Constitution Day last week at Hillsdale College, a school with conservative ties.

The next day, the Democrats launched a three-pronged assault on Mr. Barr.

Democrats fear Mr. Barr will try to skirt Justice Department rules by having Mr. Durham issue a report instead of filing criminal charges. »

Veteran journalist Bob Woodward said he's ready to release more audio recordings of his conversations with President Trump in which the Supreme Court was discussed.

[UPDATE: Bob Woodward releases taped conversations with Trump discussing Supreme Court].

Trump said on Saturday he expects to announce his nominee for the Supreme Court "next week" and will be picking a woman. »

Thus, false denials have both immediate and lasting effects on government credibility and can erode citizen satisfaction with the government.

Therefore, participants in our study understood that what they saw in the survey was referring to actual events in non-specified locations.

For example, (some degree of) disbelief in a rumor does not necessarily mean (a corresponding degree of) belief in the denial. »