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Flying Tips
Sometimes people have no choice but to fly, but the
resulting emissions can often represent the biggest chunk of your carbon
footprint. The United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
(IPCC) states that aviation contributes 2% of the world's C O2 emissions. The IPCC forecasts that
this figure could rise to 3% by 2050. This increase isn't inevitable, and there
are steps you can take to reduce your contribution, such as choosing the bus
or train instead of short haul flights.
Buying a Ticket Electronically
If everyone switched to electronic tickets we could save 50,000 mature trees every year.
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If everyone switched to electronic tickets we could save 50,000 mature trees every year.
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Plan Your Trip Efficiently
By flying non-stop you can reduce your trip's carbon emissions and not have to worry about making your connecting flight!
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By flying non-stop you can reduce your trip's carbon emissions and not have to worry about making your connecting flight!
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What To Consider When Buying Offsets
When you buy offsets, you essentially pay someone to reduce or remove greenhouse gases for you.
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When you buy offsets, you essentially pay someone to reduce or remove greenhouse gases for you.
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