Category: Climate Change

Electrical Flight is not the panacea for sustainable tourism

In principle, any development that makes a flight less carbon intensive is to be welcomed as a step in the right direction. However, it does not offer the sustainable solution that it is often presented as being.

Aviation biofuels plan would use palm oil and ‘destroy rainforests’ – warn 200+ environmental organisations

A new plan to accelerate production of biofuels for passenger planes has drawn stinging criticism from environmentalists who argue that most of the world’s rainforests might have to be cleared to produce the necessary crops.

Offsetting is important for airline climate goals, says study, but is little understood

Research from Griffith University says it is essential that role of carbon offsets is honestly communicated so as their potential can be fully realised without greenwash

The Caribbean Islands are looking to climate-proof their tourism industry

According to tourism officials, the Caribbean tourism industry faces significant future threats related to both competitiveness and climate change impacts.

Cruise ships: What the FOC?

Flying an FOC means that ships are subject to less regulation, making it more difficult for unions, industry stakeholders and the public to hold them accountable

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