Home Climate411 State of Georgia Helping Delta Airlines Reduce CO2 Emissions Climate411Middle Column State of Georgia Helping Delta Airlines Reduce CO2 Emissions By Christina Norman - April 2, 2021 82 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg In the wake of Delta Airlines criticism of Georgia’s voter integrity laws, the Georgia House of Representatives is stripping Delta of state fuel tax exemptions, to help Delta resist the temptation to use fossil fuel. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleThicker-leaved tropical plants may flourish as CO2 rises, which could be good for climateNext articleUAH Global Temperature Update for March 2021: -0.01 deg. C Eric Worrall LEAVE A REPLY Cancel replyLog in to leave a comment - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Help, what is happening with our universities? Climate411 By Prof. Dr. IR. Guus Berkhout This is an English translation of a letter by Guus Berkhout of CLINTEL that was published in De... Read more President Biden’s Latest Oil Directives Lead To Nowhere Very Fast Climate411 For the hapless American consumer, running fast enough to keep ahead of the US energy policy not only not keeps him in the same... Read more Late Freeze-Up For W. Hudson Bay Polar Bears At Odds With Ice Conditions Elsewhere Climate411 There was so little ice on the west shore of Hudson Bay yesterday it is barely visible on the NSIDC global chart yet there... Read more
