ACI World's global long-term carbon goal for airports
Watch the webinar and discover some of the key research findings, underpinned by an extensive analytical and evidence-based study, that led to the creation of an ambitious, long-term carbon goal for the global airport sector.
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Watch the webinar and discover some of the key research findings, underpinned by an extensive analytical and evidence-based study, that led to the creation of an ambitious, long-term carbon goal for the global airport sector:
“We set out to work with our membership and our partners to establish a global goal for airports. I invite you to participate in this very important collaboration, and to learn more about the integral role airports will play in the climate change conversation.” ACI World Director General, Luis Felipe de Oliveira.
This webinar is moderated by David Whitely, Vice President Marketing and Communications, ACI World.
Once registered, the link to the webinar will be sent to you by e-mail. The link will also be available in your customer area.
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