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FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
October 2, 2023. Boston, MA.
Activist and community members rallied at the Massachusetts State House to protest Massport and private developers proposal to triple the hangar space at Hanscom Field Civil Airport for the exclusive use of private jet luxury jets. The advocated brought with them petitions with more than 10,000 signatures urging Governor Maura Healey to oppose the project.
If the proposed expansion goes ahead, private jet emissions from Hanscom alone could cancel up to 70% of the climate benefits from all the solar PV ever installed in Massachusetts. More private jets mean more carbon dioxide emissions. More carbon dioxide emissions mean the state would be backsliding on its effort to combat climate change. According to concerned citizens private jets use 10 to 20 times more fuel per passenger than do commercial aircraft. Small jets are estimated to be up to 14 times more polluting per passenger. In 2016, they were responsible for some 33.7 million tons of carbon dioxide worldwide. That’s more than the entire nation of Denmark emitted in 2020.
© 2023 Marilyn Humphries
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
October 2, 2023. Boston, MA.
Activist and community members rallied at the Massachusetts State House to protest Massport and private developers proposal to triple the hangar space at Hanscom Field Civil Airport for the exclusive use of private jet luxury jets. The advocated brought with them petitions with more than 10,000 signatures urging Governor Maura Healey to oppose the project.
If the proposed expansion goes ahead, private jet emissions from Hanscom alone could cancel up to 70% of the climate benefits from all the solar PV ever installed in Massachusetts. More private jets mean more carbon dioxide emissions. More carbon dioxide emissions mean the state would be backsliding on its effort to combat climate change. According to concerned citizens private jets use 10 to 20 times more fuel per passenger than do commercial aircraft. Small jets are estimated to be up to 14 times more polluting per passenger. In 2016, they were responsible for some 33.7 million tons of carbon dioxide worldwide. That’s more than the entire nation of Denmark emitted in 2020.
© 2023 Marilyn Humphries
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
April 21, 2023. Boston, MA.
Members of Extinction Rebellion, climate activists and community members held a rally on the eve of Earth Day at City Hall Plaza and the marched to then Massachusetts State House.
Organizers from various climate coalitions spoke about the issues of the climate crisis particularly the need to stand against new fossil fuel infrastructure.
#Climatebreakdown #EcologicalCollapse #climate #EnvironmentalJustice #xrboston @XRYouthBoston @GreenRootsEJ #EarthDay2023 #climatejustice #saveforest
© 2023 Marilyn Humphries
October 2, 2023. Boston, MA.
Activist and community members rallied at the Massachusetts State House to protest Massport and private developers proposal to triple the hangar space at Hanscom Field Civil Airport for the exclusive use of private jet luxury jets. The advocated brought with them petitions with more than 10,000 signatures urging Governor Maura Healey to oppose the project.
If the proposed expansion goes ahead, private jet emissions from Hanscom alone could cancel up to 70% of the climate benefits from all the solar PV ever installed in Massachusetts. More private jets mean more carbon dioxide emissions. More carbon dioxide emissions mean the state would be backsliding on its effort to combat climate change. According to concerned citizens private jets use 10 to 20 times more fuel per passenger than do commercial aircraft. Small jets are estimated to be up to 14 times more polluting per passenger. In 2016, they were responsible for some 33.7 million tons of carbon dioxide worldwide. That’s more than the entire nation of Denmark emitted in 2020.
© 2023 Marilyn Humphries
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
Greenpeace activists rally with coalition partners in Manhattan Beach, California, Oct. 24, 2009. Activists formed a human chain on the Beach to help illustrate where the water line will be if global warming is allowed to continue. The rally is one of thousands of events around the world on a Global Day of Climate Action to change the negotiating environment as the international community heads towards crucial UN Climate Negotiations in Copenhagen in December 2009.
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
October 2, 2023. Boston, MA.
Activist and community members rallied at the Massachusetts State House to protest Massport and private developers proposal to triple the hangar space at Hanscom Field Civil Airport for the exclusive use of private jet luxury jets. The advocated brought with them petitions with more than 10,000 signatures urging Governor Maura Healey to oppose the project.
If the proposed expansion goes ahead, private jet emissions from Hanscom alone could cancel up to 70% of the climate benefits from all the solar PV ever installed in Massachusetts. More private jets mean more carbon dioxide emissions. More carbon dioxide emissions mean the state would be backsliding on its effort to combat climate change. According to concerned citizens private jets use 10 to 20 times more fuel per passenger than do commercial aircraft. Small jets are estimated to be up to 14 times more polluting per passenger. In 2016, they were responsible for some 33.7 million tons of carbon dioxide worldwide. That’s more than the entire nation of Denmark emitted in 2020.
© 2023 Marilyn Humphries
Credit: InOldNews | Islam Alatrash
Drone: InOldNews | Islam Alatrash
Location: Sebha ,Tripoli, Libya
Date: May 4th, 2025
Description 1: Drought in Southern Libya
Drone footage shows expansive aerial views of drought-affected areas in southern Libya, where years of minimal rainfall have led to cracked soil, dried-up farmland, empty dams, and abandoned agricultural sites. The imagery highlights the visible impact of climate change on rural communities, where farmers are struggling to sustain livelihoods due to ongoing water scarcity. The footage also shows deteriorating infrastructure and the depletion of underground water sources, illustrating the growing environmental crisis threatening food security and forcing farmers to leave their lands.
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
FT Climate & Impact Summit Europe 2025: Catalysing action, innovation and investment, May 21-22 2025, London
October 2, 2023. Boston, MA.
Activist and community members rallied at the Massachusetts State House to protest Massport and private developers proposal to triple the hangar space at Hanscom Field Civil Airport for the exclusive use of private jet luxury jets. The advocated brought with them petitions with more than 10,000 signatures urging Governor Maura Healey to oppose the project.
If the proposed expansion goes ahead, private jet emissions from Hanscom alone could cancel up to 70% of the climate benefits from all the solar PV ever installed in Massachusetts. More private jets mean more carbon dioxide emissions. More carbon dioxide emissions mean the state would be backsliding on its effort to combat climate change. According to concerned citizens private jets use 10 to 20 times more fuel per passenger than do commercial aircraft. Small jets are estimated to be up to 14 times more polluting per passenger. In 2016, they were responsible for some 33.7 million tons of carbon dioxide worldwide. That’s more than the entire nation of Denmark emitted in 2020.
© 2023 Marilyn Humphries