Transcription of CO2 emissions from commercial aviation, 2018
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INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON CLEAN transportation , 2019CO2 emissions from commercial aviation , 2018 Authors: Brandon Graver, , Kevin Zhang, Dan Rutherford, Date: September 2019 Keywords: aviation ; aircraft; fuel efficiency; carbon dioxideSUMMARYG reenhouse gas emissions from commercial aviation are rapidly in-creasing, as is interest among fliers in reducing their carbon footprints. Under a business-as-usual trajecto-ry, the United Nations International Civil aviation Organization (ICAO) expects aviation emissions to roughly triple by 2050, at which time aircraft might account for 25% of the global carbon budget. Although ICAO and the International Air Transport Association (IATA) publish annual summary statistics of aircraft operations and econom-ics, respectively, relatively little data is available about fuel burn, fuel ef-ficiency, and carbon emissions at the regional and national levels.
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