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Abstract
Engaging Debbie Hopkin’s arguments on fly less or no fly movements, this essay reflects on faculty efforts to reduce aviation-related emissions at the University of British Columbia.
Keywords:
- climate change,
- higher education,
- organizing,
- aviation emissions
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