Trade-driven redistribution of biomass appropriation intensifies ecological inequalities in Eurasian low and middle-income countries

Key Points

• Ecological inequalities intensify as a result of trade-driven biomass appropriation, impacting resource distribution.
• Findings show that low and middle-income countries exhibit significant disparities in biomass use and access.
• Analysis of economic activities across Eurasian regions highlights a worsening gap in ecological resources.
• This work underscores the necessity for equitable resource management and policy interventions to mitigate inequality.