Bill Gates advocates contrail avoidance to reduce aviation's climate impact

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Bill Gates highlighted the significant role aircraft contrails play in global warming. He proposed that adjusting flight paths could minimize their formation and reduce aviation's climate impact affordably. The nonprofit Contrails.org is working to standardize such avoidance practices for airlines. Gates also stated he personally takes steps to lessen the climate impact of his own travel.

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