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When Stephen Clarke, a prominent local councillor and leading climate activist in Bristol, called the expansion of Bristol Airport the biggest carbon decision for a generation, he knew the environmental stakes were high. Then he found out who actually owned it.
In this episode of On the Ground, host Laura Cole reveals a story of a massive national oversight. It’s the story of a local planning battle over an airport that escalated into a national problem we are still struggling to resolve – who is counting aviation emissions? And who is watching a wave of airport expansion across the country?
She's joined by Clarke and members of the Bristol Airport Action Network (BAAN).
Read more about the UK's push for airport expansion and
Follow host Laura Cole on LinkedIn.
If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review and share it with a friend.
By GeographicalWhen Stephen Clarke, a prominent local councillor and leading climate activist in Bristol, called the expansion of Bristol Airport the biggest carbon decision for a generation, he knew the environmental stakes were high. Then he found out who actually owned it.
In this episode of On the Ground, host Laura Cole reveals a story of a massive national oversight. It’s the story of a local planning battle over an airport that escalated into a national problem we are still struggling to resolve – who is counting aviation emissions? And who is watching a wave of airport expansion across the country?
She's joined by Clarke and members of the Bristol Airport Action Network (BAAN).
Read more about the UK's push for airport expansion and
Follow host Laura Cole on LinkedIn.
If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review and share it with a friend.