Greenpeace: More trains, less planes, mobility for all
Greenpeace International calls on Europe to shift from airflight to train travel. What would the New Zealand version look like?
Greenpeace International calls on Europe to shift from airflight to train travel. What would the New Zealand version look like?
One in four property speculators aren’t paying the bright-line tax.
Until the pandemic, air travel was one of the fastest growing causes of greenhouse gas emissions. And its obscenely unequal, with just 1% of the world’s population causing 50% of the problem:
Greta Thunberg’s journey was an invitation into a conversation not about deprivation, but how to live well as we change.
The case for reducing mass air travel rests in looking at whole systems rather than counting the carbon emissions of each flight.
Compared to this, Barclaygate is a tiny speck of dust by the skirting board behind the couch.