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The Best Option for Airlines to Shrink Their Carbon Footprint

GreenTechMedia

The airline industry has committed to curbing emissions growth to zero by the end of 2020. Emissions from the sector are rising rapidly. The International Civil Aviation Organization anticipates that in 2020, global international aviation emissions will be 70 percent greater than in 2005. That’s no small task.

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Revealed: How Car and Airline Advertising ‘Misleads’ the Public and Threatens Climate Action

DeSmogBlog

Major car and airline companies are using adverts that greenwash their business while continuing to push highly polluting products that put the world’s climate goals at risk, DeSmog can reveal. The study revealed that airline companies, by contrast, mostly chose to ignore the climate crisis altogether in their advertising.

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Strategy firm BCG pledges net-zero impact, eyes ‘carbon positive’ future

GreenBiz

Within its own operations — it has 21,000 employees and offices in 50 countries — BCG is aiming to reduce direct energy and electricity emissions by 90 percent per full-time employee against a baseline measurement of 2018, according to the new set of commitments the company announced Tuesday.

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ZeroAvia Spearheads CAA’s Hydrogen Challenge

Hydrogen Fuel News

In a shining example of this technology’s promise, Spain’s Surcar Airlines plans to retrofit Twin Otter aircraft, facilitating greener tourist travel in the Canary Islands. Ecojet, UK-based, intends to retrofit its fleet and aspire to be the world’s first fully electric airline.

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On Carbon … Planes, Homes and Emails

Fairsnape

The airline industry is in the news again with Ryanair being told by the advertising watchdog to stop adverts that claim it to be the greenest airline in Europe, The airline industry has become a focus of both carbon ‘anger and angst’, along with a reawakening of the carbon offsetting debate.

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'Bad precedent': Aviation industry opts to water down flagship climate plan

Business Green

The global aviation industry has been accused of backtracking on its climate commitments after controversially agreeing to change the rules for its forthcoming carbon reduction scheme in light of the disruption caused by Covid-19, sparking fears the moves will lead to higher emissions.

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Microsoft to purchase cleaner jet fuel to offset employee travel on Alaska Airlines

Business Green

Microsoft plans to curb the emissions generated by employees flying from California to Washington by purchasing sustainable aviation fuel credits from fuel company SkyNRG. SAF enables us to fly cleaner and reduce our impact on the environment.".