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Travelers bothered by their flight's pollution can pay to reduce it elsewhere. Do offsets work?
So you're booking your flight, and just when you're about to check out, the airline asks if you'd like to pay a little something to offset your share of the flight's pollution. Or, maybe you're an ...
It's a common refrain: A billionaire loudly promotes potential solutions for climate change while jetting around the world, leaving a sizable carbon footprint. This week, it happened twice. First, ...
So you're booking your flight, and just when you're about to check out, the airline asks if you'd like to pay a little something to offset your share of the flight's pollution. Or, maybe you're an ...
I'm very much in favor of carbon offset, so long as the methods used to dispose of the carbon actually work. There are some industries that we need that pollute, and we have to find a reasonable ...
So you’re booking your flight, and just when you’re about to check out, the airline asks if you’d like to pay a little something to offset your share of the flight’s pollution. Or, maybe you’re an ...
Climate-conscious travelers may be tempted to buy an add-on to their ticket that claims to reduce the environmental impact of their flights. Climate investor and author Ramez Naam has gotten his ...
Carbon credits could eventually play an important role in fighting climate change, but right now a few dollars’ worth won’t change much. By Maggie Astor Carbon offset programs have become ubiquitous.
Mayor Jones says San Antonio’s Alamodome performance must have limits, pointing to prohibited merchandise and music tied to Ye’s past antisemitic remarks So you're booking your flight, and just when ...
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