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World News: Half of the world's aviation emissions is caused by just 1% of the population, study finds - CNN

Details: Category: Daily Global News; 17 Nov 2020; Last Updated: 17 November 2020; Published: 17 November 2020; Written by Google News Search Results

(CNN) — Frequent fliers representing just 1% of the world's population accounted for more than half of total aviation emissions from passenger air travel in 2018, a new study says. Experts estimated that 11% of the world's population traveled by air in 2018, with up to 4% of people traveling abroad.

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Posted: 2020-11-17 18:48:31

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