Flight to greener aviation fuel has hit turbulence - here's why
Simon Blakey of the University of Sheffield explores some of the challenges that will need to be overcome if green aviation is to take-off
When it comes to reducing carbon emissions, one of the biggest hurdles is the world's addiction to flying. And this is only going to get more intense as developing countries grow bigger middle classes...
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