Wednesday, September 9, 2009
"U.S. Airlines Fly into International Carbon Cap" by Paul Voosen
Photo and article courtesy of Scientific American:
"The first U.S. industry to face a cap on its greenhouse gas emissions is not, as may be expected, the coal-burning power utilities. It's not the oil refineries, churning through crude. It's not the automakers, manufacturing again.
It's the airline industry.
Sometime this month, the European Union will release a list of airlines it will regulate under its existing cap-and-trade system for carbon dioxide. Beginning in 2012, all international flights landing in the region must abide by the regulations. And several airlines on that list will have a decidedly New World feel: Delta, United and American."
Read the remainder of the article HERE.
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airlines,
carbon cap,
Paul Voosen,
Scientific American
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