People hate flight shame - but not enough to quit flying
Roger Tyers of the University of Southampton argues that the 'flygskam' movement is gathering momentum
Despite flying being the single fastest way to grow our individual carbon footprint, people still want to fly. Passenger numbers even grew by 3.3 per cent globally last year alone. The hype around "Flygskam"...
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