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Zero-emission planes hit turbulence: What do recent delays mean for net-zero aviation by 2050? - International Council on Clean Transportation
Just a few years ago, proposals for zero-emission planes (ZEPs) were regularly attracting headlines for their potential to dramatically reduce global carbon emissions from aviation. But now things are rather different, as the past several months have been filled with setbacks. Let’s consider what this means for efforts by policymakers and the aviation industry to achieve aviation’s target of net-zero carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions by 2050. The …
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