Pledge Against Airport Expansion
Read the Pledges
Below is the name and personal statement of opposition to airport expansion of everyone who has signed the pledge.
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| 239 | Mick Davies | Climate Change needs to be addressed. the aviation industry plays a significant part in climate change. |
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| 238 | Rolf Jucker | In a time of human induced climate change, increased volatility in oil markets and general overconsumption (including travel) by us in the west, expanding airports is simply the wrong answer. |
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| 237 | Katie Hannington | We don't need to further damage the environment and an area of outstanding natural beauty, it would be greedy. |
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| 236 | Keith M. Ross | None |
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| 235 | Paul Galley | Not to use the new facilities. |
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| 234 | Rebecca Higman | Aviation fuel should be taxed and the money used to improve the railways and bus servises. If ticket prices reflected the true cost of flying we wouldn't need to expand airports as demand would decrease. |
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| 233 | Quentin Given | To expand airports now, knowing what we do about climate change, would be the moral equivalent of selling arms to Hitler in 1940. |
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| 232 | Rachel Bynoe | With all the increasingly apparent dangers of climate change i feel that actively allowing for increased air traffic is highly irresponsible and dangerous and our government should be doing more to help the environment. |
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| 231 | Colin Reader | This threatens our long term survival as a race uses precise resourses + causes massive polution problems. |
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| 230 | Philip Allenby | I want to help as an environmental campaingner, i want to do my bit to leave this world a cleaner green world. |
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