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The government says collecting flight data might breach privacy, but the reportss authors say the rich must change. that class of individuals, the 1% all the 5% you just referred to, that lead to the most carbon intensive lifestyles, whose behaviour needs to be targeted by a range of different policies and measures. what were arguing is for a shrink and share reports, we need to shrink the carbon budget to bring it in line with paris targets which all governments have signed up to, but within th...

Where the same journey could be made by train in less than two—and—a—half hours. the planned measures will face a further vote in the senate before becoming law. the bbc�*s tim allman reports. thanks to the pandemic, fewer people are taking to the skies. but the french government wants to see a reduction, even when things get back to normal. it says its committed to reducing carbon emissions, and the airline industry is a big producer of c02. hence the vote to ban a number of domestic fl...

The law still has to be approved by the senate, but assuming it comes into effect, it will prohibit all flights that could be made by train in less than two and a half hours. that would bring to an end services between paris and cities like nantes, lyon and bordeaux. but, after some objections from airlines and regional officials, longerflights from the capital to places like toulouse, marseille and nice will still be allowed. translation: according | to greenpeace, this change would spare the m...

The government says collecting flight data might breach privacy, but the reports authors say the rich must change. that class of individuals, the i% or the 5% you just referred to, that lead the most carbon intensive lifestyles, whose behaviour needs to be targeted by a range of different policies and measures. what were arguing in the report is for a shrink and share approach, we need to shrink the carbon budget to bring it in line with paris targets which all governments have signed up to, but...

Take this floating wind farm in scotland, producing clean energy. technology will help cure the climate problem. government policy should not focus on penalising people and their political lifestyles that should be encouraging people to take up clean technologies. we have a good array of clean technologies, from the electric car to the heat pump, we should be making those as attractive as possible. but technology hasnt stopped emissions rising. that is partly because people are driving ever bigg...

Thanks to the pandemic, fewer people are taking to the skies, that the french government wants to see a reduction even when things get back to normal. it says it is committed to reducing carbon emissions and the airline industry is a big producer of co2, hence the vote to ban a number thanks to the pandemic, fewer people are taking to the skies, of domestic flights, although connecting flights will not be directly affected. either way, some lawmakers remain to be convinced. translation: i think ...

That response leave fairly. the wealthy 196 _ that response leave fairly. the wealthy 196 to _ that response leave fairly. the wealthy 1% to people in it twice as much gas as the poorest. this clearly must change, the report says. change is coming. technology will help cure the climate problem. i think government policy should not focus _ i think government policy should not focus on _ i think government policy should not focus on penalising people, and instead — focus on penalising people, an...

I think government policy should not focus on penalising people and their polluting lifestyles but should be instead encouraging people to take up clean technologies. we have a huge array now of clean technologies, that can help us to tackle climate change from the electric car to the heat pump, and we should be trying to make those as attractive as possible. but technology hasnt stopped emissions rising. that is partly because people are driving ever—bigger cars. there is much support for tax...

Flights, in a bid to reduce carbon emissions. the legislation will end routes where the same journey could be made by train in less than two—and—a—half hours. the planned measures will face a further vote in the senate before becoming law. the bbc�*s tim allman reports. thanks to the pandemic, fewer people are taking to the skies. but the french government wants to see a reduction, even when things get back to normal. it says its committed to reducing carbon emissions, and the airline in...

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