Existential Crisis
Posted: Tue Oct 15, 2019 10:51 am
Here it comes........
Climate change: Big lifestyle changes are the only answer
https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-49997755
The UK government must tell the public small, easy changes will not be enough to tackle climate change, warn experts.
Researchers from Imperial College London say we must eat less meat and dairy, swap cars for bikes, take fewer flights, and ditch gas boilers at home.
The report, seen by BBC Panorama, has been prepared for the Committee on Climate Change, which advises ministers how to cut the UK's carbon footprint.
It says an upheaval in our lifestyles is the only way to meet targets.
Climate change researchers recommend banning all frequent flyer reward programs to cut carbon emissions by targeting jet-settersClimate change researchers recommend banning all frequent flyer reward programs to cut carbon emissions by targeting jet-setters
https://news.yahoo.com/climate-change-g ... 55148.html
A new report commissioned by the Committee on Climate Change, the UK government's official climate-change advisers, has called for a ban on all frequent flyer reward programs to discourage people from traveling by air so much.
Researchers from Imperial College London, who wrote the report, said that just 15% of the entire British population take 70% of all flights from the country.
Climate change: Big lifestyle changes are the only answer
https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-49997755
The UK government must tell the public small, easy changes will not be enough to tackle climate change, warn experts.
Researchers from Imperial College London say we must eat less meat and dairy, swap cars for bikes, take fewer flights, and ditch gas boilers at home.
The report, seen by BBC Panorama, has been prepared for the Committee on Climate Change, which advises ministers how to cut the UK's carbon footprint.
It says an upheaval in our lifestyles is the only way to meet targets.
Climate change researchers recommend banning all frequent flyer reward programs to cut carbon emissions by targeting jet-settersClimate change researchers recommend banning all frequent flyer reward programs to cut carbon emissions by targeting jet-setters
https://news.yahoo.com/climate-change-g ... 55148.html
A new report commissioned by the Committee on Climate Change, the UK government's official climate-change advisers, has called for a ban on all frequent flyer reward programs to discourage people from traveling by air so much.
Researchers from Imperial College London, who wrote the report, said that just 15% of the entire British population take 70% of all flights from the country.