Are technology myths stalling aviation climate policy?

Overview of attention for article published in Transportation Research: Part D, May 2016

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ok, there is tech on the way, but what's the time frame for...

User pjm60, in the Future(s) Studies subreddit, 29 Jan 2018

ok, there is tech on the way, but what's the time frame for full scale commercial use and how does that relate to ICAO's 2020/205…

The aviation industry have been claiming that new...

User ssssam, in the Environment subreddit, 06 Apr 2016

The aviation industry have been claiming that new technology will make aircraft more efficient for decades. Its mostly just hype…

Are technology myths stalling aviation climate policy? ...‘Solutions’ may consequently be considered myths.

User rosebyanother, in the Environment subreddit, 01 Mar 2016

Are technology myths stalling aviation climate policy?

User JRugman, in the Information about the world's climate subreddit, 01 Mar 2016

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