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Autor: | Phil Gates | ||
Datum: | 12.05.23 10:17 | ||
Antwort auf: | Re:2022 in Deutschland ca 60.000 Privatjet.. von FS | ||
>>Reine Neiddebatte. > >Private flights have significantly higher emissions per passenger kilometre than other modes >of transport. According to Transport and Environment, private jets are 5 to 14 times more >polluting per passenger than commercial flights, and 50 times more polluting than trains >(Transport & Environment, 2021). Some private jets emit two tonnes of CO2 per hour >(Transport & Environment, 2021), while the carbon footprint of inhabitants of the EU27 was >equal to 6.8 tonnes of per person in 2019 (Eurostat, 2022). According to Eurostat, the sector >“transportation and storage” is the sector with the highest increase of GHG emissions >(Eurostat, 2023). Within the transport sector, the largest increases of GHG emissions up to >2030 are projected in the aviation sector (European Environment Agency, 2022). Jo. Private Jets. Sag ich doch. Eine Diesel-Propellermaschine halt nicht. 16l Diesel/100km verbraucht ein VW Bus bei Vollgas auch. |
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