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Airline emissions and the case for a carbon tax on flight tickets

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
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After years of delay, the international aviation industry is inching its way towards bringing its greenhouse emissions under some form of regulation. Last month the United Nations' International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) released a draft resolution that would,...

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