Air NZ and Airbus to research future of hydrogen-powered aircraft
The airline has already committed to net-zero emissions by 2050, while Airbus plans a hydrogen-based commercial aircraft by 2030.
Tag: Pollution
NSW coal mine closed in 2014 is still leaking methane and polluting
Coal pit closed seven years ago is still emitting as much climate pollution as 33,000 cars, Conservation Foundation claims.
Strange but true: a plant that cuts down on traffic pollution
UK scientists say a common shrub has been found to be very effective at soaking up air pollution caused by heavy traffic.
New laws banning plastic waste exports won’t save wildlife
Conservation body praises Government for ending the practice of shifting nation’s plastic burden elsewhere, but laws won’t solve problem.
Conservationists lament failed NT oil spill prosecution
Case against cargo ship’s owners dismissed by Darwin judge due to shortcoming in the Marine Pollution Act in force at the time.
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