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Aircraft and transport: airlines are doing "little" to reduce CO2 emissions

British study emphasizes the need for drastic decisions /ATTACHMENT

According to a study carried out by the British Transition Pathway Initiative, carriers are doing too little to fight pollution and global warming, continuing to represent more than 2% of global greenhouse gas emissions. In the research carried out comparing 20 of the world's leading airlines, the best for the measures taken to limit the use of fossil fuels were Delta, United, Lufthansa and ANA Holding,...

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London, UK, 03/05/2019 12:51
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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