Timeframes can be problematic.
Biofuel flying will take off in three years, says Boeing
When these guys, and celeb supporters like Richard Branson, though biofuels were the answer, few would have argued.
Now it is a new ball game.
ps: note 'Will' turns to 'Could'
Junkk.com promotes fun, reward-based e-practices, sharing oodles of info in objective, balanced ways. But we do have personal opinions, too! Hence this slightly ‘off of site, top of mind' blog by Junkk Male Peter. Hopefully still more ‘concerned mates’ than 'do this... or else' nannies, with critiques seen as constructive or of a more eyebrow-twitching ‘Oh, really?!' variety. Little that’s green can be viewed only in black and white.
Showing posts with label BOEING. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BOEING. Show all posts
Monday, October 27, 2008
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Not the first, and certainly not the last
Here's another in the long line of consumer adverts (19 so far this year) that has been found to have breached the ASA's environmental code as reported by the Guardian.
Boeing used figures that assumed that their new super jumbo (the 747-8 Intercontinental) was flying at 100% capacity, the UK rules state that CO2 emissions for aircraft should be calculated using the figure of a standard 79.7% capacity.
At the rate that adverts eulogising most businesses 'green' products are starting to appear, I reckon the ASA is going to become rather busy over the next couple of years.
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There's also a nice little commentary by Leo Hickman on the same subject in yesterday's Guardian Blogs.
Boeing used figures that assumed that their new super jumbo (the 747-8 Intercontinental) was flying at 100% capacity, the UK rules state that CO2 emissions for aircraft should be calculated using the figure of a standard 79.7% capacity.
At the rate that adverts eulogising most businesses 'green' products are starting to appear, I reckon the ASA is going to become rather busy over the next couple of years.
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There's also a nice little commentary by Leo Hickman on the same subject in yesterday's Guardian Blogs.
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