Fly and Be Damned: What Now for Aviation and Climate Change?
Autor Peter McMannersen Limba Engleză Paperback – 23 feb 2012
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781848139749
ISBN-10: 1848139748
Pagini: 192
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.21 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Zed Books
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1848139748
Pagini: 192
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.21 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Zed Books
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Cuprins
Preface
Introduction
Part 1 Fly and be Damned
1.Addicted to Flying
2.Climate Change
3.Projected Expansion of Capacity
Part 2 Aviation Today
4.Living the Dream
5.Progress Out of Crisis
6.The Chicago Convention
7.Globalization and Aviation
8.The Low-Cost Revolution
9.Breaking the Mould
10.Too Little, Too Late
Part 3 The Future of Aviation
11.Green Air Vehicles
12.The Third Golden Age
13.Unleash the Entrepreneurs
14.Short Haul to Trains
15. Global Aviation Policy Framework
Conclusion
Introduction
Part 1 Fly and be Damned
1.Addicted to Flying
2.Climate Change
3.Projected Expansion of Capacity
Part 2 Aviation Today
4.Living the Dream
5.Progress Out of Crisis
6.The Chicago Convention
7.Globalization and Aviation
8.The Low-Cost Revolution
9.Breaking the Mould
10.Too Little, Too Late
Part 3 The Future of Aviation
11.Green Air Vehicles
12.The Third Golden Age
13.Unleash the Entrepreneurs
14.Short Haul to Trains
15. Global Aviation Policy Framework
Conclusion
Recenzii
McManners could have titled his important new book 'Fly and Be Sustainable', with its bold and provocative vision for transforming the aviation industry from a laggard of the fossil fuel age to a linchpin industry of the future. Building on the industry's rich entrepreneurial tradition, his proposals could very well usher in a third golden age for the industry and provide a crucial step for a sustainable future. Whether this book disturbs, enlightens, angers or provokes into action, it provides a much-needed jumpstart to the debate on sustainability and deserves a wide audience.
For those who live by air travel, McManners sets out a tough agenda for a sustainable aviation industry.
All human societies have had to face challenges of one sort or another. But today's challenges are perhaps greater than any faced in the whole of recorded history. Failing to rise to the climate challenge has very serious consequences as to avoid irreversible climate chaos we must hold average global temperatures to no more than 2C above pre-industrial levels, which requires immediate, rapid and widespread action. We long-industrialised nations have a historic obligation to set a lead. Although many of us are already doing a great deal, there remains however a curious phenomenon of "airflight carbon blindness" where individuals who meticulously change light bulbs, use the bus and recycle, still find it just too easy to hop on an cheap air flight. Similarly national and even international frameworks often ignore flying. We urgently need to talk about flying and this book certainly gets the conversation started!
For those who live by air travel, McManners sets out a tough agenda for a sustainable aviation industry.
All human societies have had to face challenges of one sort or another. But today's challenges are perhaps greater than any faced in the whole of recorded history. Failing to rise to the climate challenge has very serious consequences as to avoid irreversible climate chaos we must hold average global temperatures to no more than 2C above pre-industrial levels, which requires immediate, rapid and widespread action. We long-industrialised nations have a historic obligation to set a lead. Although many of us are already doing a great deal, there remains however a curious phenomenon of "airflight carbon blindness" where individuals who meticulously change light bulbs, use the bus and recycle, still find it just too easy to hop on an cheap air flight. Similarly national and even international frameworks often ignore flying. We urgently need to talk about flying and this book certainly gets the conversation started!