>I can't speak for littering or recycling, but it seems quite obvious to me that men will leave a larger carbon footprint. If nothing else, men are physically l

>I can't speak for littering or recycling, but it seems quite obvious to me that men will leave a larger carbon footprint. If nothing else, men are physically larger. They consume more food, they wear larger clothing, etc. I don't have hard data to back it up, but in my observation, women, on average, consume much more clothing and shoes than men do. Add to that makeup and other personal care products, and I don't think your point is as solid you think it is.