In a recent statement, the UK Climate Change Committee’s CEO, Emma Pinchbeck, suggested that to help combat climate change, those with higher incomes should cut down on flying. Why? So that families with fewer resources can still enjoy their annual holiday in sunny destinations like Spain. 
It’s a stark reminder of the broader impact our lifestyle choices can have on society and the environment. The committee has recommended limiting aviation emissions in the UK, setting a target to reach net-zero emissions by 2050. 
They emphasized the role consumers can play in reducing their carbon footprints, through actions like flying less, eating less meat, and opting for electric cars when possible.
This advice aligns with PROSDOMA’s mission to promote sustainability and social equity. Just as we strive to create opportunities for newcomers in Canada, fostering a fairer and more sustainable future is a collective effort. 
What can you do to help? Start by evaluating your own travel habits. 
Can you take fewer flights? Opt for more sustainable alternatives like trains or buses when possible?
We all have a role in protecting both our planet and our community. Let’s continue pushing for sustainable practices here in Alberta and beyond. 
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Source: https://www.ft.com/content/8cf77a01-253e-468c-959a-a82f7f3ced3f
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