> Should we not look at every source of emissions? Absolutely. But right now, the solutions for land travel aren't available for air travel, and air travel is

> Should we not look at every source of emissions? Absolutely. But right now, the solutions for land travel aren't available for air travel, and air travel is negligible, compared to land travel. My point here is that air travel is receiving a lot of hate, when it is not the main pollutant when it comes to modes of transportation, not by a long shot. > As I mentioned in another comment, how many consultants were flying twice a week to and from clients? How many flights were for handshakes and quick flights home? I agree with this position. Work travel has been pushed by the belief that face to face meetings are mostly indispensable, and COVID-19 proved that they are not. I also think that there is a component pushed and exacerbated by patronage networks.