A rock outcropping on Fleming Glacier, which feeds one of the accelerating glaciers on the western Antarctic Peninsula. Credit: NASA/OIB.
Thursday, 12 January 2017
Turbulent times ahead for air travel?
THE ROYAL SOCIETY
Scientists are now discovering that climate change and air travel could be having huge impacts on each other. Story here.
PinP photo.
1 comment:
PinP
said...
Even if everyone believed these warnings (& they won't), we will never let go of our freedom to fly off to some sunny place on a moment's notice - no matter what the cost. So where does that leave us? I suspect it will either be government-imposed restrictions on air travel, or a climate breakdown that is so dramatic, we will have no choice.
1 comment:
Even if everyone believed these warnings (& they won't), we will never let go of our freedom to fly off to some sunny place on a moment's notice - no matter what the cost. So where does that leave us? I suspect it will either be government-imposed restrictions on air travel, or a climate breakdown that is so dramatic, we will have no choice.
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