Briefing

Myths v realities – US policy towards curbing international aviation emissions

January 22, 2013

In the context of the EU's one year 'stop the clock' of the EU ETS in order for a global aviation emissions reduction framework to be implemented by ICAO, this factsheet compares the myths and realities of the United States of America's policy towards curbing international aviation emissions.

 

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