We stand with ordinary people. The aviation industry is a high-polluting sector that relies on fossil fuels. Choosing to be #FlightFree is a powerful way to withdraw support from this system and side with a liveable future.

This is why cutting emissions at the source is vital. Aviation is a major and growing contributor to the climate crisis. Choosing to be #FlightFree is a direct way to reduce this impact and build a more stable future.

This makes no sense. We can't hit climate targets by cutting the very schemes that help. The government needs a proper plan that helps people and the planet in all areas.

The data shows a foot-passenger ferry emits ~19g CO2e/km, while a short flight emits 255g. For a long journey, the most efficient option is often a train (41g) or international rail like the Eurostar (6g). The key is choosing the right low-carbon tool for the trip, which flying rarely is.

This is exactly why system change is needed. While polluters exploit loopholes for profit, we're advocating for a just transition away from fossil fuels. The public subsidises this crisis twice: with our taxes and our climate. #MakePollutersPay #Rosebank

Crucial read. While adaptation is essential, it cannot substitute for rapid emission cuts at source. The two must go hand-in-hand. Change like moving beyond high-emission travel, are a vital part of the mitigation needed to make a resilient future possible. #ClimateAction

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