Innovation, policy join to slash air travel pollution
WASHINGTON, May 6 - By Jay Inslee and Fred Krupp
If the air travel industry were a country, its emissions would rank behind only six other nations; and airlines are planning to add tens of thousands of new planes in the next two decades. That makes cleaner flying an indispensable step toward a safe and stable future.
Washington state, long an aviation leader and a high-tech hub, is showing how to get it done with sustainable aviation fuels.
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