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Revision as of 10:12, 23 April 2024
Briefing
| Title | Above the clouds |
| Subtitle | European aviation emissions in 2023 |
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| Summary | More than three quarters of European aviation emissions aren’t subject to a carbon price |
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Methodology
| Title | 2023 airlines’ emissions analysis |
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| Summary | "How the emissions from the different scopes were estimated in order to build the top polluting airline ranking, the market share changes between low cost and legacy carriers, the most frequented and most polluting routes, and how we deduced the effective average carbon pricing paid per airline" |
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