Is 100% green aviation a smokescreen?
Using a quarter of the world’s renewable electricity to make 1% of humanity fly would not make sense. The number of flights must be reduced, says engineer Marc Muller.
Posted today at 09:56
To save the planet, humanity must learn not to fly.
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The figure gives the measure of the challenge to be met: we Swiss burn 1.8 million tonnes of kerosene a year, just for take-offs. The fuel needed for return flights being brought to the (dis)credit of the countries from which one returns.
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