Technology to play a key role in reducing emissions
Aviation has a hefty carbon footprint. If global aviation was a country, its CO2 emissions would be ranked seventh in the world, between Germany and South Korea. And as flying becomes cheaper and more popular, the problem is worsening.
Aviation emissions aren’t covered by the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement. Instead, in October 2016 the UN’s International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) and its member states signed a deal to tackle emissions from international flights through reductions...
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