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Dreaming of clean green flying machines - Vimarsana News

Dreaming of clean green flying machines

As a 2021 Nova documentary put it, aviation “is the high-hanging fruit – one of the hardest climate challenges of all.”

Political unrest poses as 'biggest' threat to airline industry: Qatar Airways CEO - Vimarsana News

Political unrest poses as 'biggest' threat to airline industry: Qatar Airways CEO

Qatar Airways announced in June its profits skyrocketed to $1.5 billion ahead of the World Cup, indicating it is the most the state-owned company has ever earned.

Boeing and Cambridge University launch project to speed up decarbonisation of aviation sector - Vimarsana News

Boeing and Cambridge University launch project to speed up decarbonisation of aviation sector

Boeing will engage in modeling pathways to more sustainable aviation future with the University of Cambridge

Two big names fostering collaboration on 'Net-Zero' mission for low-carbon fuels towards further step of aviation fueling excellence - Vimarsana News

Two big names fostering collaboration on 'Net-Zero' mission for low-carbon fuels towards further step of aviation fueling excellence

Here comes the time to accelerate bold actions to tackle the climate crisis as it is poised to get worse.

Two Big Names fostering Collaboration on 'Net-Zero' Mission for Low-Carbon Fuels towards further step of Aviation Fueling Excellence - Vimarsana News

Two Big Names fostering Collaboration on 'Net-Zero' Mission for Low-Carbon Fuels towards further step of Aviation Fueling Excellence

Here comes the time to accelerate bold actions to tackle the climate crisis as it is poised to get worse. Global oceans have recently reached their hottest and most acidic levels on record, which is a consequence of climate change led by rising greenhouse gas emissions. This has prompted the international community to come together […]

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