Americas > Aviation industry urges governments to wait to set a global GHG target

Aviation industry urges governments to wait to set a global GHG target

Published 15:18 on November 5, 2018  /  Last updated at 15:18 on November 5, 2018  / Ben Garside /  Americas, Asia Pacific, Aviation/CORSIA, China, Climate Talks, EMEA, EU ETS, International, Kyoto Mechanisms, Shipping, US, Voluntary

Governments should wait two or three years before setting a global aviation emission goal in case they "lose focus" on implementing the CORSIA offsetting mechanism, which is designed to limit emissions at 2020 levels, senior aviation representatives told a conference Monday.
Governments should wait two or three years before setting a global aviation emission goal in case they "lose focus" on implementing the CORSIA offsetting mechanism, which is designed to limit emissions at 2020 levels, senior aviation representatives told a conference Monday.


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