The New York Times – Travel:
The newly christened Icon of the Seas is filled with energy-efficient technology. But some climate experts say the biggest challenge with a ship that can accommodate nearly 8,000 people is its size.
Category: Carbon Dioxide
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The No-Jet Set: They’ve Given Up Flying to Save the Planet
The New York Times – Travel:
With airplanes producing a large amount of climate-warming emissions, a growing number of travelers are signing pledges to keep their journeys on the ground.
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The No-Jet Set: They’ve Given Up Flying to Save the Planet
The New York Times – Travel:
With airplanes producing a large amount of climate-warming emissions, a growing number of travelers are signing pledges to keep their journeys on the ground.
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Diamonds Are in the Air
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
An English company captures carbon from the atmosphere to create lab-grown gems.
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Could Air Someday Power Your Flight? Airlines Are Betting on It.
The New York Times – Travel:
New technologies, including one fuel extracted from the atmosphere itself, could make flying more sustainable. But the challenges are many and the timeline is uncertain.
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Travel Industry Takes Crucial First Step Toward Combating Climate Change
The New York Times – Travel:
More than 300 travel companies, tourism boards and countries have signed the Glasgow Declaration on Climate Action in Tourism, the first step for a shared road map to cut carbon emissions.