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World Airlines Commit To Net Zero Carbon Emissions By 2050
The world's airlines made a joint pledge Monday to reach "net zero" carbon emissions by 2050, as the aviation industry ramps up efforts to curb its contribution to global warming.
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Confident States Will Reach Consensus On Limiting Emissions: Aviation Body
Global airlines body International Air Transport Association (IATA) has expressed confidence that a consensus will be reached on limiting the carbon emissions in the aviation sector during the forthcoming ICAO Assembly.
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UN Agency Proposes Greenhouse Gas Emissions Rules For Planes
A UN panel on Monday proposed long-sought greenhouse gas emissions standards for airliners and cargo planes, drawing praise from the White House and criticism from environmentalists who said they would be too weak to actually slow global warming.
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First-ever global deal struck on airline carbon emissions
A first-ever global deal on curbing the airline industry's rising carbon emissions was agreed Friday, the International Civil Aviation Organization said, though hammering out the details could take years.
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United Nations faces uphill battle to reduce global airline emissions
Little progress has been made in a United Nations' effort to craft an agreement to lower greenhouse gas emissions from international air travel, raising doubts that its civil aviation body can deliver a final resolution by a September target date, several government officials said on Monday.
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Airlines call on EU to end carbon emissions row
Global airlines urged the European Union to defuse an international emissions row as a group of nations led by China, the United States and India kept up their opposition.
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World Airlines Commit To Net Zero Carbon Emissions By 2050
The world's airlines made a joint pledge Monday to reach "net zero" carbon emissions by 2050, as the aviation industry ramps up efforts to curb its contribution to global warming.
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Confident States Will Reach Consensus On Limiting Emissions: Aviation Body
Global airlines body International Air Transport Association (IATA) has expressed confidence that a consensus will be reached on limiting the carbon emissions in the aviation sector during the forthcoming ICAO Assembly.
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UN Agency Proposes Greenhouse Gas Emissions Rules For Planes
A UN panel on Monday proposed long-sought greenhouse gas emissions standards for airliners and cargo planes, drawing praise from the White House and criticism from environmentalists who said they would be too weak to actually slow global warming.
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First-ever global deal struck on airline carbon emissions
A first-ever global deal on curbing the airline industry's rising carbon emissions was agreed Friday, the International Civil Aviation Organization said, though hammering out the details could take years.
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United Nations faces uphill battle to reduce global airline emissions
Little progress has been made in a United Nations' effort to craft an agreement to lower greenhouse gas emissions from international air travel, raising doubts that its civil aviation body can deliver a final resolution by a September target date, several government officials said on Monday.
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Airlines call on EU to end carbon emissions row
Global airlines urged the European Union to defuse an international emissions row as a group of nations led by China, the United States and India kept up their opposition.
