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September 14, 2020	Major new study finds global aviation is responsible for 3.5 per cent of human-induced climate change
September 25, 2013	Market measures are the quickest and most effective way to reduce aviation CO2 emissions, find climate researchers
August 30, 2013	Market measures are the quickest and most effective way to reduce aviation CO2 emissions, find climate researchers
August 28, 2009	Major scientific progress on understanding aviation’s climate change impact, although uncertainties remain
July 21, 2009	The application of drug trials methodology points the way to understanding aviation and climate change
June 17, 2009	European airports launch carbon accreditation scheme in a commitment to reduce carbon emissions
April 8, 2009	Worldwide aviation is one of the most rapidly growing sources of CO2 emissions, claims new research study
March 10, 2009	New funding required as first phase of Omega's academic aviation sustainability project draws to a close
October 9, 2008	Aviation should be included in UK targets to cut emissions by 80 percent by 2050, advises climate watchdog
October 6, 2008	The high-altitude effects of non-CO2 greenhouse gases caused by aviation are still uncertain, say scientists
October 3, 2008	VLM says it is a myth that short-haul flights are more environmentally damaging than rail journeys
May 23, 2008	Considerable confusion exists amongst airline passengers about carbon offsetting, finds study