Commentary: Government subsidies and clean energy regulations are pushing the aviation industry toward more sustainable jet fuels. Advocates want the funds to be paired with accountability measures that protect communities harmed most by pollution.
,” yet they cry foul when those subsidies come with standards or any meaningful oversight. Unions find this approach as unfair as it is unsustainable.
recommendations. The state’s climate blueprint doubles the amount of aviation fuel demand that is met by electricity or hydrogen by 2045.By clicking subscribe, you agree to share your email address with CalMatters to receive marketing, updates, and other emails.This is critical because California has to incentivize the industry to get away from unsustainable fuels. Even sustainable aviation fuels have a significant carbon footprint and stillsurrounding airports.
Aviation emissions impact workers and their communities in several key ways – from the greenhouse gas emissions that drive climate change to the localized air pollutants that harm the health of people who live near or work at airports.
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